Hi there. Will this work to add a SSD Samsung HD to my MacBook Pro 13" Mid 2012 A1278 8 GB 1600 MHz DDR3 HD 750 GB?
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No, it will only work with Pre 2008 MacBooks that have IDE CD-ROM drives. Yours has a SATA disk drive, so you want to buy another version of this type of product that is for SATA to SATA drive-bay adapters.
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The description says it works for "Apple Models: non-unibody models- Before Late 2008 Unibody MacBook/MacBook Pro," so theorhetically it would NOT work with a Mid 2012 MBP. HOWEVER, the cable that they sent me for my Early 2008 Macbook Pro was incorrect for my Early 2008 Macbook Pro (Sold by VIIGOO) but would have been correct for a later model MBP.
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I would not know, in a imac works, but I think there is another model for macbook.
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I only can tell you , that this is working in a 13-inch MacBook Pro Mid 2012.I replaced my two 2GB Ram's against 1 8GB Kingston Module. It is working perfect.
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I'm sorry. I'm not all that up to date with SSD's. I'm not sure if it will work.
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I am not an MacBook expert but, if it takes a SATA drive, I would think it would work with the MacBook Pro.
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Hello, on this page http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1270 you can confirm for your laptop configuration what memory do you need. It seems - PC3-8500 DDR3 1066MHz type RAM. You can install max 8 GB 2x4GB of 8GB Kit (4GBx2) DDR3 1066 MT/s (PC3-8500). Yes, this memory will workk on your Mac. With my new SSD it is FLYING! :)
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I put this SSD in my MBP 13" (early 2011) and it works perfectly well. I reckon it should work with MBP 15".
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This is a generic product merely re-branded by Crucial. You can buy the exact same thing elsewhere. All it is, is a USB to SATA 3 data/power cable and some cloning software. It'll work with any SATA 3 SSD.
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This will be a great investment. I actually bought 2 for my Macbook Pro late 2011 17". I didnt have any use for the CD ROM so got a caddy to mount one of the drives. As it stands one of the SSDs is used as the system boot drive and the next to store media files (Photos and videos). I moved from a boot time of almost 2 minutes to 12-15 seconds, applications now load much faster. I think you will enjoy your purchase.
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It worked great with Mac Book pro 17" 2009 .. And conectirs on new mac book is the same ..so im sure it will work with yours abd with any SSD drive ..
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Sure. Any 2.5' SSD drive fits, just replace your HD with it, install MacOS, and run!
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Positive, the SSD can be upgraded but the memory is soldered onto the motherboard. ifixit has a great teardown of that machine and shows the memory modules on the board on page 2, step 13. http://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/MacBook+Air+13-Inch+Mid+2013+Teardown/15042/1
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It should work fine. If I recall the old Macbook pros, they used 2.5 inch SATA drives, which is what this drive is. NOTE that this is a 7200RPM drive - if your old drive was an industry standard 5400RPM drive, this drive may seem a little bit (emphasis on "little") peppier - but it may also change your expected battery life - 7200RPM drives pull a little more juice.
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It should work fine. I used it in a Mac Mini Late 2012. Just connect it first with a USB adapter and format and copy your system to it then change out the drive. I used Carbon Copy program - it is great because it also makes the recovery partition on the new SSD.
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It will work, yes, but I'm sure it will dramatically slow down over time because I highly doubt that this model supports the TRIM feature, which is a necessity for SSDs. You can read more about TRIM for SSDs by Googling it.My suggestion is to look for a NAS that is specifically designed to work with SSDs, like some models from QNAP.
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You know, I am not an expert. I do not do computers for a living. I do know that this SSD is only 500GB, which is half the size of the 1TB drive you currently have. I would presume that this drive would work for you, as long as you are willing to settle for half of the disk space that you currently have. I was able to swap out the 750GB SATA hard drive on my MacBook Pro for this 500GB SATA hard drive and it worked like a charm and make the computer much faster, though her old SATA drive only had a speed of 5400RPM which is standard for a 13" MacBook Pro.
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It will work, yes, but I'm sure it will dramatically slow down over time because I highly doubt that this model supports the TRIM feature, which is a necessity for SSDs. You can read more about TRIM for SSDs by Googling it. My suggestion is to look for a NAS that is specifically designed to work with SSDs, like some models from QNAP.
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I doubt it. I purchased one for my PC and while it holds it in a 3.5" bay but you still have to connect it with a cable. For what you need look at one of Icy Dock's products on Amazon. They probably makes something that works. They have one that houses your 2.5" SSD but physically mimics a 3.5" SATA drive. All connector adapting is done within the unit so once you install the SSD it looks like a standard 3.5" SATA Drive made out of plastic. If your MacPro will accept a standard 3.5" SATA drive then this is the way to go.