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Please note I have tested all these parts on my own MacBook Pro and you should have no issues using them. This in my opinion is more than enough to keep your Mid 2012 MacBook Pro running for YEARS after you’ve upgraded it. Note: 1TB = 1000GB of storage for photos, videos, apps, and more I'll respect your privacy and you can unsubscribe any time. If you decide to buy other 3rd party parts, please do so at your own risk.īy signing up, you agree to get emails from me, Chris Landeros and The College Lighthouse. Not sure what MacBook you have? Here’s a tutorial on to find out your model here:Īll upgrade instructions are written below. Unless you’re a computer engineer, then be my guest. IMPORTANT: You can NOT upgrade the RAM for any MacBook Pro made after the Mid 2012 MacBook Pro as Apple soldered in the RAM. Before You Upgrade Your Mid 2012 MacBook Pro (Non-Retina Display) – PLEASE READ PLEASE NOTE: Although the 2011 MacBook Pro can have many similar upgrades, this guide is only verified and tested for the Mid 2012 MacBook Pro! I’ll come up with a guide for the 2011 MacBook Pro HERE once it’s done. But if you want to get the Amazon Prime shipping and prefer to do all the upgrades yourself, then check out this 13″ MacBook Pro with 4GB and 500 GB of HDD (aka slower) storage for $360.00 Refurbished Mid 2012 MacBook Pro (Already comes with 16 GB RAM and only needs SSD Storage and Blu Ray Upgrade).

Everything I listed here is 100% compatible with the Mid 2012 MacBook Pro (for all i3, i5, and i7 processor models).ĭon’t Have a Mid 2012 MacBook Pro? Buy a quality refurbished mid-2012 MacBook Pro ($550) from Back Market (on sale NOW for $499!) There are plenty of ways to go about upgrading your MacBook so I separated them based on price! You can always mix and match these upgrades. Here’s a cheatsheet on what to buy to upgrade your Mid 2012 MacBook Pro (Non-Retina Display). Yes and in this ultimate guide we’ll show you how to upgrade a Mid 2012 MacBook Pro (Non-Retina Display)! The College Lighthouse is supported by readers like you! If you buy through our links, we get an affiliate commission at no extra cost to you.

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