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Mister9

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Feb 11, 2008
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I'll do a quick recap: I helped my friend (not sure I'd describe it like that now) upgrade his memory which I've done a number of times before. Only this time when I went to push his memory in snug it bent his dimm slot and cracked his logic board (yikes). Yeah, I know I don't think this has ever been done before... and it sucks.. but I'm thinking about upgrading my logic board and replacing my old one in his. Is this silly? Or even practical?? I'm not made of money so I'm thinking I can upgrade my computer while fixing his.. I dunno it seems risky- let me know your thoughts. Thanks
 
Was this severe enough to keep the computer from booting? Wow. And which computer is this, exactly? Macbook?
 
no its booting...

I had posted a story about it earlier but it disappeared (I'm new to this forums thing). Everything I read told me to make sure its snug and to not worry about breaking the memory - but I bent the slot which cracked the logic board. This happen yesterday and now he's saying that his comp has been running slower and his speaker aren't working.. So yeah I feel bad. They're Macbook Pro Intel Core Duos by the way... so I was thinking I could upgrade mine to the Duo 2 and give him my old one, but I'm not even sure if I can do that or not? I've been power googling but I can't seem to find anyone that's heard or done it.
 
haha! kill him........ not a bad idea... Actually, although this will put me severely in debt, I'm pretty pumped about this Mac Pro
 
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