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m3rob

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Dec 28, 2010
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I have done a lot of research in upgrading the two processors on my 2009 Mac Pro and I am about to pull the trigger to do the upgrade.

My question:

If all goes wrong and I accidentally bend the pins on the processor tray like I have seen in a few of the posts on here, what would be the cost/procedure to get it fixed roughly? Can I just bring my logic board into a Genius Bar and have them order the parts and fix it? If so what would the cost be in that case as well?

Thanks!

Rob
 

brand

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My question:

If all goes wrong and I accidentally bend the pins on the processor tray like I have seen in a few of the posts on here, what would be the cost/procedure to get it fixed roughly? Can I just bring my logic board into a Genius Bar and have them order the parts and fix it? If so what would the cost be in that case as well?

Why wouldn't you call the Genius Bar and ask them so you have an official answer.
 
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Macsonic

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Sep 6, 2009
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I have done a lot of research in upgrading the two processors on my 2009 Mac Pro and I am about to pull the trigger to do the upgrade.

My question:

If all goes wrong and I accidentally bend the pins on the processor tray like I have seen in a few of the posts on here, what would be the cost/procedure to get it fixed roughly? Can I just bring my logic board into a Genius Bar and have them order the parts and fix it? If so what would the cost be in that case as well?

Thanks!

Rob

A safer option is to have your CPUs De-Lidded by a skilled person HERE so your upgrading is straightforward.
 
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