Evening all,
I'm thinking of upgrading both the memory and the HD in my MBP. Anyone know
what type of drive is inside these things? I want to get a bigger 7200 RPM
disk and replace the one it came with.
Cheers
Dónal
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I do know the ram is DDR3, but I would be interested in knowing what type hard
drive is in the MBP as well. Also, where do I go to find out my system
information, i.e. hard drive capacity, amount of ram, etc. TIA Kim
On Jun 2, 2010, at 6:13 PM, Dónal Fitzpatrick wrote:
> Evening all,
>
> I'm
Hi kimberly,
look under apple in the menu bar. Go into about this Mac.
hth
On Jun 2, 2010, at 7:28 PM, Kimberly thurman wrote:
> I do know the ram is DDR3, but I would be interested in knowing what type
> hard drive is in the MBP as well. Also, where do I go to find out my system
> informati
It will be a normal sata ii 5400 rpm drive. There not designed
exclusively for the mbp's, so you can go onto a pc components website
and buy a normal & cheep 7200 drive.
On 03/06/2010, Ricardo Walker wrote:
> Hi kimberly,
>
> look under apple in the menu bar. Go into about this Mac.
>
> hth
> On
The only thing you will want to keep in mind if you choose to replace the stock
drive, is make sure you get one that runs cool. Apple uses one of the best
drives in the industry and it is also a pretty cool running drive.
On Jun 2, 2010, at 8:17 PM, Ben Mustill-Rose wrote:
> It will be a normal
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It will be a normal sata ii 5400 rpm drive. There not designed exclusively for
the mbp'
Really Brian, is it that bad?
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However, taking the MacBook apart
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> However, taking the MacBook apart to put in the drive will be a frustrating
> experience. You&#
o 8GB, and will never again open my MacBook if I can help
it.
Bryan
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l never again open my MacBook if I can
> help it.
>
> Bryan
>
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I think it depends on what your comparing it to.
Obviously,
in.
>
> I haven't opened a 2010 MBP. Maybe Apple improved the screws and access
> panel. Maybe this is just how things must be in order to have a thin MBP.
>
> Bryan
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> panel. Maybe this is just how things must be in order to have a thin MBP.
>
> Bryan
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