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> Replacing the HDD in MBPs is really easy to do. So you do what you should do with most Apple products if you're technically competent. Buy the minimum spec fo
by Udo 12y ago
> Replacing the HDD in MBPs is really easy to do. So you do what you should do with most Apple products if you're technically competent. Buy the minimum spec for memory and storage and upgrade it aftermarket.
Isn't the SSD soldered to the board now? Do the new models even have SATA connectors? Do normal drives even fit in that slim enclosure? I'm not even certain if the RAM is upgradeable anymore, are you sure about this?
- jongold 12y agoYou actually can upgrade the SSDs http://eshop.macsales.com/shop/SSD/OWC/Air-Retina/Apple-MacBook-Pro-Retina-2012-Drive-Internal-Flash http://eshop.macsales.com/shop/SSD/OWC/Air-Retina/Apple-MacB...
- Udo 12y agoExcusive me if I'm daft about this, but aren't these 480GB max? How is that going to help with anything?
- andor 12y ago* The SSD is replaceable, but based on PCIe, not SATA. Replacements are available from Transcend ("Jetdrive") and others. "Normal drives" don't fit. * RAM is soldered to the board