Updated MacBook Pro SSD 1 TB?

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• Updated MacBook Pro 10.5.8?

  Hello

  I have an old MacBook Pro:

  Intel Dual Core 2.4 Ghz

  2 GB DDR2 SDRAM

  GeForce 8600 M GT 256 MB

  150 GB Fujitsu MHW2160BHPL

  Yes, it is more than great, but I only use it to get online while on vacation, so it is fine. Or it was. I get more and more problem, visit websites with my obsolete Webbrowsers and I can not get more recent OSX 10.5.8. So, I was thinking to update my OSX.

  First thing I discovered was: I can't. Not without going through Snow Leopard installed - which is no longer sold.

  So my questions:

  -How can I update?

  -To which the BONES would make sense with the specifications of my MBP?

  Thanks in advance!

  HP

  The snow leopard retail disk can be purchased on Amazon:

  https://www.Amazon.com/version-Leopard-computer-processor-required/DP/B001AMHWP8

  You can note that it is not $19.99 when Apple was selling it.

  Ciao.

  Addendum: The update of the Snow Leopard drop-down list is always available on the Apple store online.

• My hard drive on my MacBook Pro SSD upgrade

  My MacBook Pro Retina13.

  2.6 GHZ INTEL CORE i5

  8 GB 1600 MHz DDR3

  OS X 10.8.5

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  Original memory SSD SM256E, I would like to upgrade to SSD 1 Tera.

  TI is possible?

  This is a very popular source: http://eshop.macsales.com/shop/ssd/owc/macbook-pro

• MacBook Pro SSD 7.1 more slow speed 200 MB

  Hey,.

  I bought an SSD of Sandisk and 480 GB (http://www.amazon.de/SanDisk-Plus-480GB-Interne-schwarz/dp/B018X8LB2G) with a speed of 480 MB/s reading and writing speed of 400 Mbps. I compared with Blackmagic Disk Speed Test and the result seems to be horrible. Speed of 250 MB/s read and 180 MB/s write speed.

  The Macbook Pro 7.1 is not compatible with these speeds or I do something wrong? Would be happy for any response.

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• End 2011 15 "Macbook Pro SSD vs Hybrid SSD

  I have a MacBook Pro (15 inch, late 2011), 2.4 GHz Intel Core i7, 8 GB 1600 MHz DDR3 with a 750 GB SATA hard drive.

  Since the upgrade to El Capitan (and I even thought of this way with Yosemite) my computer has SLOWED down considerably. Start-up time takes a few minutes and a few process kill me they are so slow. I work a lot with biomedical research, Adobe Lightroom and Illustrator software and is considering an upgrade for my Macbook Pro.

  After reading about the upgrade to an SSD hard drive option, I came to a few questions:

  Should I give up the optical drive and replace it with a SSD while also keeping my current hard drive? An SSD hard drive hybrid?

  Is exchanging a better option than that on the current hard drive with an SSD or a hybrid?

  The ultimate goal is SPEED. I store most of my pictures and research on storage cloud or servers to work as long I have 250 to 500 GB hard disk space (more we're crazy), I'm glad. It is the speed I'm after.

  Upgrade memory would help me as well? What is worth?

  Thank you!

  For speed - SSD hands down. Hybrid hard drives do not have enough RAM flash to have the kind of impact the performance as an SSD. My experience is that people swear that by or swear systems that replace the optical drive with another drive. Personally, I would go with the largest affordable SSD and operate as the 500 GB SSD prices fell so much last year.

• On 2015 retina MacBook Pro SSD upgrade

  I want to improve my drive to a 500 GB SSD.  No one knows is that I can buy one?  Fry electronics there?

  Hi Lomelio:

  The new Macbook Pro uses the new SSD PCIe, which are very expensive. Here is a link. http://store.mcetech.com/mm/merchant.mvc?Store_Code=mtos & Screen = CTGY & Category_Co = PCIEFLASH

  Also, if you open your MacBook Pro to install it, you will cancel your warranty.

  You the best solution can be an external drive.

  Kim

• Updated MacBook Pro question

  I've been running Elements 9 on my old PC with no problem. I have now installed it on my Macbook Pro and activate without problem. However, it doesn't let me download and install updates. When I checked my Adobe profile that the product key is not indicated so I tried to install it but it says it is already registered. How can I get the key on my Adobe profile in order to make the downloads (and yes I bought this again, have the disks and the box, so not an illegal copy). Thank you

  The updater of PES 9 no longer works.

  Its cause is not on the side of adobe, your mac.

  Download and install updates from here:

  Adobe Photoshop Elements: For Macintosh

• Updated MacBook Pro, now Creative cloud does not load

  Recently I updated my Mac to the latest OS X 10.11.2 El Capitan. After updating, I randomly got 'failure of the plug-in' every now and then, sometimes while watching a video, it will just stop working.

  I thought it would be that I had not put to update something in my adobe, so I went to my creative cloud to see if there were updates available.

  The only problem is that whenever I open the creative cloud, she is just completely white. At first I thought maybe it was just slow or loading so I left it for a few minutes, but no matter how long I leave nothing changes.

  A way to fix this problem, or the plug-in to crash?

  Thank you!

  Laura

  First, close your office cc application.

  then, rename the opm.db file by:

  Navigate to the OOBE folder.

  Windows: [system drive]: \Users\ [user name] \AppData\Local\Adobe\OOBE

  Mac OS: /users/folder/Library/Application Support / Adobe / OOBE

  and rename the file opm.db in opm_old.db, for example

  Finally, launch your cc desktop application.

  If this does not work: https://helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/kb/blank-white-screen-ccp.html

• Updated MacBook Pro HARD drive

  If you swap hard disk is it cancels ALL support carefully apple or just the stuff of hard drive? I have a user who wants to trade his TB drive in one of my new machines which is only 512 GB the old machine is more under warranty and the news is good for three years, but I don't want to nuke.

  The letter of the said warranty the warranty on the entire system.

• Drive hard internal update for MacBook Pro Late 2011

  I want to update MacBook Pro (late 2011) to a SSD drive, but I do not have what to choose. I have my eye on 960 GB SATA III, but I don't know if it's ok to use a greater than 512 GB SSD and SATA III ok?

  Any advice would be appreciated. Thank you.

  Yes it's OK to use a size larger than 512 GB SSD, and Yes, SATA 3 is OK.

• Updated the macbook pro of el capitan and now will not start. Instead, I get the error message "your computer restarted due to a problem". Someone at - it suggestions on how to solve this problem?

  Updated macbook pro today for the latest version of el capitan and now will not start. Instead, I get the error message "your computer restarted due to a problem". Someone at - it suggestions on how to solve this problem?

  It would be helpful to post what the screen says.

  -Try to reset memory NVRAM/PRAM and SMC

  MacIntel: Reset of the controller (SMC) system management

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT201295

  Subject of memory NVRAM and PRAM

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT204063

  -Try to start safe mode

  OS x: what is Safe Boot, Safe Mode?

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT201262

  -Start to recovery and repair the startup disk

  OS X: on OS X Recovery - Apple Support

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT201314

  -If it is repairable reinstall the OSX

  How to reinstall OS X on your Mac - Apple Support

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT204904

  -If you do not have a backup using disk utility to restore the internal drive to an external drive, so that you can try to recover the data.

• End of 2013 SSD Macbook Pro has failed

  The SSD in my end 2013 13 "retina MBP failed, leaving me with a very nice and completely unnecessary aluminium piece.

  The genius bar appointment confirmed the failure by saying that it was obviously a defective component, but that my only option was an Apple Service / repair costs £526 + VAT.

  Someone else has met a failure of this type in the same model of MBP?

  This would be a general problem with the SSD components used in this edition of the MBP that is similar to the issue of MB Air?

  I'm obviously gutted by the failure and lack of options and cost of repair in this case adds insult to injury.

  Apple has lost a long-term MBP owner / client.

  Stephen...

  You may be eligible for a reminder, but you will need to check with the Apple support.   Read this article, and then Google ' Macbook pro / ssd reminds "."   You will find several references.

  u-to-bad http://www.Theverge.com/2013/10/18/4853430/Apple-recalls-last-years-MacBook-Air-d - SSDS

  Good luck.

• MacBook Pro 13 "(mid-2012) i7, 8 GB, 750 GB - VERY low LAG high-end GAMES OVERHEATING [Metal fail?]

  First of all, Merry Christmas to you all and hope that you guys are doing well.

  As the title says I am using the updated Macbook Pro Mid2012 Standard (Non-retine). In any case the introduction of the metal, shouldn't this smoothly? I see really no improvement in terms of game performance other than an increase in the value of 1024 MB to 1536 MB vRam. More it overheats a lot even in normal operating conditions (such as surfing the Web or watching streams etc..) Just to let you know that my Macbook Pro has a minimal dust inside the unibody shell.

  Would be grateful if you help out me

  You have several distinct concerns:

  For metal application support, hardware and software, please read this this Apple Support document: list of computers Macs that supported Metal - Apple Support

  and this message:

  Re: el capitan and metal, test application?

  Energy concerns please read that apps can affect Mac performance, battery LIFE, temperature and fan - Apple Support activity. Identify the process or processes causing excessive consumption of energy and to evaluate the performance of your Mac when these processes are used or not used.

  Just to let you know that my Macbook Pro has a minimal dust inside the unibody shell.

  Most dust internal preventing the proper heat dissipation accumulate in the fins near MBP fan extraction or amateurs (model 13 "has only one). Exhaust fans speed will increase as necessary to achieve their reduced capacity to dissipate heat. If that does not work, the next thing that happens is that your Mac will automatically reduce its processor demand so that it produces less heat which must be dissipated. If this still fails to keep temperatures limits, the Mac will just stopped on its own. Excessive dust should be removed, but it is better to have Apple or a FSAA do, due to the high probability of damage should you decide to do this yourself.

  Please be advised that fan of higher speeds tend to exacerbate the dust because moving to a greater volume of air per unit of time only tends to draw in additional dust. It's one of the reasons for the third system hacks that bypass the cooling system of the Mac should never be used.

• Looking to update Early 2011 Macbook Pro 13' to the SSD and need advice

  Hi - I'm looking to upgrade my Macbook in early 2011 Pro 13' with an SSD. Here are the specs of my current computer. Would be grateful if someone can offer an experience on the SSD can / should go with. Thanks in advance!

  
  

  Presentation of the material:

  Model name: MacBook Pro

  Model identifier: MacBookPro8, 1

  Processor name: Intel Core i7

  Processor speed: 2.7 GHz

  Number of processors: 1

  Total number of cores: 2

  (By heart) L2 Cache: 256 KB

  L3 Cache: 4 MB

  Memory: 8 GB

  Boot ROM version: MBP81.0047.B2C

  Version of the SCM (System): 1.68f99

  Material UUID: 3565290B-8047-51EB-9D7E-82ED8091ADB6

  Motion sensor sudden:

  Status: enabled

  Chipset Intel 6 series:

  Vendor: Intel

  Product: The 6 Chipset series

  Link speed: 6 Gigabit

  Negotiated link speed: 3 Gigabit

  Physical interconnection: SATA

  Description: AHCI Version 1.30 taken in charge

  TOSHIBA MK5065GSXF:

  Capacity: 500,11 GB (500,107,862,016 bytes)

  Model: TOSHIBA MK5065GSXF

  Review: GP005B

  Native Command Queuing: Yes

  The queue depth: 32

  Removable media: no

  Removable drive: no

  BSD name: disk0

  Turnover: 5400

  Media type: rotation

  Partition map type: GPT (GUID Partition Table)

  S.M.A.R.T. status: verified

  Volumes:

  EFI:

  Capacity: 209,7 MB (209,715,200 bytes)

  BSD name: disk0s1

  Content: EFI

  Volume UUID: BDC1974F-6B8C-3DAE-9DB2-3AA3C17BF506

  disk0s2:

  Capacity: 499,25 GB (499,248,103,424 bytes)

  BSD name: disk0s2

  Content: Apple_CoreStorage

  HD recovery:

  Capacity: 650 MB (650,002,432 bytes)

  BSD name: disk0s3

  Content: Apple_Boot

  Volume UUID: 313A61DC-A35D-3021-96F5-1B24A04C0022

  See:

  https://eShop.MacSales.com/upgrades/MacBook-Pro-13-inch-early-2011-2.7-GHz/inter nal-discs

  They also provide videos for how to replace the HD with an SSD.

  You can also use more common 2 1/2 inch SSD, although some users have reported some probloms with the EVO Pro 850 Samsun

• Updated the MacBook pro 13 mid-2014 SSD?

  I have a macbook pro 13 mid-2014. Apple would upgrade my 128 GB to 512 GB SSD? If Yes, for how long?

  There are aftermarket solutions such as http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/macbook_pro/macbook-pro-retina-display-faq macbook-pro-retina-display-13-how-to-up...

  I don't think that Apple upgrades an SSD, once the computer has been purchased and is beyond the date of return of 2 weeks.

  Note: I do not know how to do it yourself can affect your warranty. I see some posts where people say that to replace your original drive if you need to take Apple computer for other services.  For some things that apple might consider a guarantee like no or even flat our refuses to do something with a computer, even if beyond warranty if they have an indication any anyone, but Apple did something inside a computer, but nor will they upgrade a SSD - it is intended (unrealistic) buy you a SSD which will be to always meet your needs.