Select your Apple MacBook Pro System
Adding more Computer Memory (also known as RAM), or upgrading your old hard drive to a Solid State Drive (SSD) is still the most effective way to dramatically improve the performance of your Apple MacBook Pro system.
Not sure which Apple MacBook Pro System you have? Help is here!- (MacBookPro1,1) 2006 15-inch 1.67/1.83GHz
- (MacBookPro1,1) 2006 15-inch 2.0/2.16GHz Core Duo
- (MacBookPro1,2) 2006 17-inch 2.16GHz
- (MacBookPro10,1) Early 2013 15-inch Retina Display
- (MacBookPro10,1) Mid 2012 Retina Display 15-inch
- (MacBookPro10,2) Early 2013 13-inch Retina Display
- (MacBookPro2,1) Late 2006 17-inch 2.33GHz
- (MacBookPro2,2) Late 2006 15-inch 2.16/2.33GHz Core 2 Duo
- (MacBookPro3,1) Mid/Late 2007 15-inch 2.2/2.4/2.6GHz
- (MacBookPro3,1) Mid/Late 2007 17-inch 2.4/2.6GHz
- (MacBookPro4,1) Early 2008 15-inch 2.4GHz
- (MacBookPro4,1) Early 2008 15-inch 2.5/2.6GHz
- (MacBookPro4,1) Early 2008 17-inch 2.5GHz
- (MacBookPro5,1) Early 2009 Unibody 15-inch 2.66/2.93GHz
- (MacBookPro5,1) Late 2008 Unibody 15-inch 2.4/2.53/2.8GHz
- (MacBookPro5,2) Early 2009 Unibody 17-inch 2.66/2.93GHz
- (MacBookPro5,2) Mid 2009 Unibody 17-inch 2.8/3.06GHz
- (MacBookPro5,3) Mid 2009 Unibody 15-inch 2.6/2.8/3.06GHz
- (MacBookPro5,4) Mid 2009 Unibody 15-inch 2.53GHz
- (MacBookPro5,5) Mid 2009 Unibody 13-inch
- (MacBookPro6,1) Mid 2010 17-inch i5/i7
- (MacBookPro6,2) Mid 2010 15-inch i5/i7
- (MacBookPro7,1) Mid 2010 13-inch
- (MacBookPro8,1) Early 2011 13-inch i5/i7
- (MacBookPro8,1) Late 2011 13-inch i5/i7
- (MacBookPro8,2) Early 2011 15-inch i7
- (MacBookPro8,2) Late 2011 15-inch i7
- (MacBookPro8,3) Early 2011 17-inch i7
- (MacBookPro8,3) Late 2011 17-inch i7
- (MacBookPro9,1) Mid 2012 Non-Retina 15-inch i5/i7
- (MacBookPro9,2) Mid 2012 Non-Retina 13-inch i5/i7
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