Will this work with the harddrive in a dead MacBook Pro 15 inch Core 2 Duo (Early 2008) ?I haven't yet pulled it.
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I think it should. I've used it for both size drives. It just makes the drive a USB disk. Good luck.
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really don't know to help mine was DOA on arrival never did work right guess it would work with any 3.5 hard drive
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Yes it will. Your MacBook Pro 15" uses a Serial ATA (1.5Gb/s) bus, totally compatible. I use NewerTech Voyager for years, love it. :)
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I really don't know. I had a 13 inch Mac Book about that old. I made an appointment at the apple store close by and they helped me. Good Luck.
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I've used it on my iMac (7 yrs old) running OS 10.6 2.16 GHZ Intel Cor 2 Duo, and my Mac Mini (2.5 yrs old) running OS 10.8. No problems.
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Are you asking will it work with a HDD out of a Mac or if it will work when you plug it into a Mac? Either way the answer should be yes. Two things to keep in mind though:1. As long as the HDD out of an old Mac is IDE and not SATA it will work. 2. Just keep in mind whatever HDD you put in this it will need to be formatted for FAT32. If it's NTFS it will ONLY work for windows. (but you can change the format easily)
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Confirm the connector type and it should work. I replaced the HD in an old HP Pavillion laptop, this drive works properly. Again, be certain the drive has an IDE type connector.
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Will this memory kit work in a old 17 inch MacBookPro 3.1 Intel Core 2 Duo?
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Yes this will work in your late 2011 Macbook Pro. I believe you need a T6 torx driver to remove the hard drive screws. No additional cables are needed. You can check out iFixit.com for repair guides.
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It should work, the same hdd is on my ps4 and mac and it's stock. It's thinner than usual, like 7mm instead of 9mm, but it works.
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I would say no since the latest drives I could find were for Power PC. It looks to be pretty dated drivers for the Mac.
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It should..it worked great for my hdd that crashed on my Mac. I thought I lost everything
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As long as you can find drivers for it and the Macbook has SATA connectors then it will work.
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While I've never installed one in an older MacBook, I see no reason it shouldn't work. No promises though. And that said, it won't fully take advantage of the speed of the SSD because it will be limited by the 1500mbps SATA bus in the MacBook (this SSD can perform sequential reads of 4000mbps).
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This is just the case, you will need to provide the HDD (2.5in SATA (SATA, SATA II, SATA III) laptop hard drive or SSD) separately... check your MacBook's specifications.... that being said it's standard USB 2.0 connection, it will work just as any regular USB drive would.... I'm very happy with mine and it enabled me to get access to my old laptop's files and now use the case for "on-the-go"...
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I've used both the 1&2 TB in my early 2008 MAC Pro; they work prefect. No issues to report.
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"Hi, I've installed this drive in my late 2010 MacBook Pro and it worked without problems.I don't know your drive, but according to this page: http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?invtid=HTS545025B9SA02-NDW-R it seems that it is a SATA drive.Since all SSD drives are SATA you should not have any problem at all by replacing it.Now, since your MacBook is 2009, the drive won't be able to deliver more than 1.5 Gbps or 3.0 Gbps ( it is capable of delivering 6.0 Gbps in a faster system such a Core I5 or Core I7) But don't worry, your laptop will be way faster than it is now. Should you have more questions, please contact me via e-mail: rrllamas@gmail.com" "Hi, I've installed this drive in my late 2010 MacBook Pro and it worked without problems.I don't know your drive, but according to this page: http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?invtid=HTS545025B9SA02-NDW-R it seems that it is a SATA drive.Since all SSD drives are SATA you should not have any problem at all by replacing it.Now, since your MacBook is 2009, the drive won't be able to deliver more than 1.5 Gbps or 3.0 Gbps ( it is capable of delivering 6.0 Gbps in a faster system such a Core I5 or Core I7) But don't worry, your laptop will be way... » Read More "Hi, I've installed this drive in my late 2010 MacBook Pro and it worked without problems.I don't know your drive, but according to this page: http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?invtid=HTS545025B9SA02-NDW-R it seems that it is a SATA drive.Since all SSD drives are SATA you should not have any problem at all by replacing it.Now, since your MacBook is 2009, the drive won't be able to deliver more than 1.5 Gbps or 3.0 Gbps ( it is capable of delivering 6.0 Gbps in a faster system such a Core I5 or Core I7) But don't worry, your laptop will be way faster than it is now. Should you have more questions, please contact me via e-mail: rrllamas@gmail.com" « Show Less
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It works for me plugged into a Macbook pro with USB 3.0. I have continual problems ejecting discs......
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Hello Mr. Rodriguez, If your MacBook Pro would currently use a normal 2.5" SATA Drive, then it is compatible with this new Crucial M500 SSD. The only difference is that you will experience an exceptional booting speed, and of course it will boost the overall performance of your MacBook Pro. Regards, Ayman Boules 04/09/2013 ++++++++
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Did not look into the chipset as I did not care. It works with the old hard drive out of my 2009 MacBook Pro and works with the USB port on the same machine.
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It's NOT SATA2 compatible in MacBooks or MacMinis: it will connect @ SATA 1 speeds on those, always, no matter what.