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> still is. While the RAM technically was replaceable on the previous model, it's a major pain that requires you to basically tear the entire thing down. I was
by donatj 7y ago
> still is.
While the RAM technically was replaceable on the previous model, it's a major pain that requires you to basically tear the entire thing down. I was hoping for something as easy as it used to be.
Here's a "professional" video of it being done, note the person even breaks the cable for the LED indicator in the process.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQq4hLKv1Cc&feature=emb_logo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQq4hLKv1Cc&feature=emb_logo
- FineTralfazz 7y agoHaving never taken a Mac apart before, it took me less than half an hour to upgrade mine, and I had zero issues. It was definitely more work than upgrading a normal computer, but I think it's definitely worth doing if you're a student or otherwise unable or unwilling to pay Apple's exorbitant RAM prices.