- #MID 2010 MACBOOK PRO 13 MODEL HOW TO#
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We tended to like it even more than the 15-inch model, since it managed to be smaller and still high powered, provided you could live without boosted dedicated graphics. Good price vs performance and they're incredibly reliableThe 2009 version of the 13-inch MacBook Pro was one of our favorite laptops, providing a great combination of design, performance, and battery life in a thin chassis. Check for compatibility - I am guessing there is a list of compatible drives, hopefully the Samsung 840 or 850 evo are on there.
#MID 2010 MACBOOK PRO 13 MODEL HOW TO#
Installing an SSD is a great idea to improve your day to day performance and there are likely sites (I googled install ssd in 2010 MBP and it came up with a youtube video of the install process) with detailed instructions for how to clone your existing drive and expand the partition. If you don't need to play games or use video editting/graphic design suites then that laptop is probably still more than capable of getting the job done and it's probably worth assess the cost of repair. Which is the better options of your suggestions depends on how you feel about OSX and what you do on your system on a daily basis. The nVidia 320M is actually slower than the Intel integrated graphics on the latest Core i CPUs.Ĭomputers in general don't retain their value well after about 3 years - new generation of processors, new features or form factor changes, weight vs battery life not maximized vs newer models, etc. EveryMac should be able to tell you if your model is one of those affected.
#MID 2010 MACBOOK PRO 13 MODEL FULL#
If you don't transfer the thermostat to the new drive, it causes the fan to run at full power all the time. Some of these older MBPs used a proprietary thermostat attached to the HDD though. A laptop HDD's 4k speeds are around 1 MB/s, so a SSD's 30 MB/s represents a 30x speed increase.) (A laptop HDD's sequential speeds are around 100 MB/s, so a 500 MB/s SSD is only a 5x speed increase. But the sequential speeds aren't as important as the 4k speeds, and those are down near 30 MB/s so well within SATA2's speed limit. Yeah you won't get 550 MB/s sequential speeds. So upgrading it to a SSD is probably your best bet for a performance improvement. Https /I think this model used a SATA2 HDD (confirm on EveryMac).
#MID 2010 MACBOOK PRO 13 MODEL SOFTWARE#
A quick Google search yields a few links to similar software for OS X. On my last C2D laptop, that was enough to lower temps by 10 degress C.
#MID 2010 MACBOOK PRO 13 MODEL MANUAL#
They do support manual undervolting though, and on the PC there was software which allowed you to set their voltage at different frequencies. Https /The Core 2 Duos don't dynamically undervolt like the Core i CPUs do, so they run hotter than they really need to. iFixit usually has disassembly instructions. As Ubrales says, this may just be a matter of cleaning the dust out of the inside with a can of compressed air. Http /If I remember right, the 2010 MBP is pretty easy to open and access the internals. Is it worth it?ī) Fixing those issues and keeping it a bit longer until I have more money to get a newer model?Ī tech support guy suggested replacing my SATA HD for a SSD.he told me it would make a great difference in terms of speed and processing.Ĭheck out EveryMac for hardware details of your laptop. I would have to fix the overheating and also buy a new battery, since this one is lasting about 3 hours only. However, my bank account is not exactly overflowing with cash so I'm wondering what could be my options:
However, I'm starting to consider doing something with it, as it is getting slower and and the temperature maintenance is a bit of a pain in the ass. I know how to do maintenance on computers (on PC's as well) so, for an almost 7 years old laptop, it performs rather well. It started to suffer from overheating issues last year but I've been able to manage it by using a base support with cooling fans and TG Pro to control its own internal fan.
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