Changing the logic board?

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  1. lesenorninja, Nov 9, 2010

    lesenorninja macrumors newbie

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    Ok so I love my beast little MacBook Pro 13", but I would like to upgrade the graphic's card and processor. I'm willing to go as far as getting a new logic board that doesn't have the card and processor soldered in. What part's should I use? Is this even possible ?
     
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  2. diazj3, Nov 9, 2010

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    Not possible. Both CPU and GPU are soldered to the logic board. Getting a new logic board to upgrade your computer makes no sense: you're better off selling your current MBP and buying a new/refurbished one.

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  3. alust2013, Nov 9, 2010

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    I don't believe that is possible. The boards are specific for apple, and likely already have the components on them. There also isn't a better CPU/GPU combination that will fit on that board layout than the 2.66 C2D with 320m
     
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  4. lesenorninja, Nov 9, 2010

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    Thank's for the advice guy's.
     
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