Secondly, assuming that’s possible, would the OS just work ok when I swapped the disk into new hardware? My current MacBook won’t take anything newer than High Sierra, so that’s what’s on the disc at present.īe nice if the disc just went in, booted up with all my apps and software, then allowed an upgrade to Mojave. Ever since the new solid state drive (SSD) replaced the original model’s hard drive in 2008, the Air is faster and more durable than ever before. I have a couple of questions though.įirstly, is the hard drive in the 2018 MacBook Pro replaceable for a normal 2 1/2” Sata SSD drive? I recently upgraded the drive in my 17” MacBook to a 750gb SSD one, so it would be nice if I could buy the slightly cheaper 256gb model MacBook and replace its drive with my 750gb one. The Macbook Air is a solid laptop, combining a lightweight design with reliable features. So I’m looking at replacing it with a 15” MacBook Pro. It’s a real shame, as it still functioned exactly as I wanted, and I was hoping to get another couple of years out of it. ![]() ![]() After doing a security update the other day, my trusty early 17” MacBook Pro seems to be having graphics issues.
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