They have low RPMs but are equipped with a monster cache (32MB) and have a more rugged design than what you usually see on the shelf. If you really want a hunky dory drive for your Macbook, I suggest checking out the latest WD AV HDDs. They are really for SFF (small-form-factor) PCs and media players which use 2.5in HDDs but as some (but not most) of the current generation of notebooks have bays that can fit the drives, they can market them as such. Mid 2010 White memory upgrades and get Lifetime warranty Great savings Factory original memory just like Apple does Memory.NET. Though they say "notebook" on the box, they really don't work well in notebooks and have a pretty high fail rate when used in a notebook. Get Apple MacBook 13-inch, Mid 2010 White memory upgrades and get Lifetime warranty Great savings Factory original memory just like Apple does Memory.NET. I read on another forum that the drive is 12.5mm high and a macBook only supports a 9mm high drive, without cramming it in and poissibly damaging the board.Īnd do MacBooks come with recovery media out of the box? What i was worried about is the physical height of the 640GB drive, and MacBooks having a specific, tight form factor. Open Carbon Copy Cloner and do a second clone, this time from the external drive to the new SSD. Use Disk Utilities to initialise the new SSD. You are now running your Mac off the external drive. The only important thing to remember is to have functional recovery discs to re-install the OS. Restart the Mac holding down the Option key. It's the most popular user upgrade since the memory is so expensive.
You can slap any off the shelf SATA 2.5in drive in a MacBook Pro and it will work exactly as it should.
You would also need Mac OSX recovery media too. I think Mac Drives are specially formatted.
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