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There are guides at http://www.ifixit.com/ http://www.ifixit.com/ You can look through the steps it would take to see if your comfortable doing it yourself.
by pbrumm 15y ago
There are guides at
http://www.ifixit.com/ http://www.ifixit.com/
You can look through the steps it would take to see if your comfortable doing it yourself.
I have done many repairs on my MBP and they were pretty easy. just required patience.
- dustyreagan 15y agoIf one were to get a MBP with the standard Serial ATA Drive, could it later be replaced with SSD? I've never seen an SSD drive, I'm wondering if the conector is the same as Serial ATA? I'm thinking I might just get the standard drive and upgrade it aftermarket.
- aw9994 15y agoYes, many SSD's use SATA.
- foresterh 15y agoI've done this with the two MBP's we have at our house. It was very simple (around 8 screws). Just make sure you have a tiny screwdriver set (like those used for glasses). You can usually search for macbook screwdriver and find ones that work for <$10
- masklinn 15y ago> I've never seen an SSD drive, I'm wondering if the conector is the same as Serial ATA? Yes, modern off-the-shelf SSDs in a normal package use SATA (what else would they use?). They look exactly like your standard 2.5" drive, except without breathing holes and sometimes thinner with a spacer to reach normal 2.5" height. To see what SSDs look like, just click around in Anandtech's storage articles category[0], just ignore PCI-E SSDs (they're a bit of a special case) [0] http://www.anandtech.com/tag/storage http://www.anandtech.com/tag/storage