Hey everyone,
I'm looking to replace my wife's early 2008 MacBook Pro soon as it has a few issues, one being the NVIDIA GeForce 8600M GT that I've had to reflow to get working properly again and an issue with the sensors causing it to randomly shut down (which led to me disconnecting the sensors to work around, but this has the side effect of the fans running at maximum speed constantly).
She's got it pretty much set up the way she wants it, and I'm likely to replace it with the entry level 13-inch MacBook Pro (non Retina). I'm wondering in the long run if it would be fine to just pull the hard disk out of her current MacBook and swap it with the one in the new MacBook (it's an HGST 1 TB drive that is nearly brand new) or if I would be better off restoring a Time Machine backup onto the new machine?
Thanks for any advice and help you can offer on this matter.
I'm looking to replace my wife's early 2008 MacBook Pro soon as it has a few issues, one being the NVIDIA GeForce 8600M GT that I've had to reflow to get working properly again and an issue with the sensors causing it to randomly shut down (which led to me disconnecting the sensors to work around, but this has the side effect of the fans running at maximum speed constantly).
She's got it pretty much set up the way she wants it, and I'm likely to replace it with the entry level 13-inch MacBook Pro (non Retina). I'm wondering in the long run if it would be fine to just pull the hard disk out of her current MacBook and swap it with the one in the new MacBook (it's an HGST 1 TB drive that is nearly brand new) or if I would be better off restoring a Time Machine backup onto the new machine?
Thanks for any advice and help you can offer on this matter.