Fazzl macrumors 6502a Original poster Aug 13, 2007 580 4 Feb 28, 2011 #1 what is the biggest size we can install ourselves? apple has a max of 750gb but if we buy from newegg or something how big can we go? 1 or 1.5tb?
what is the biggest size we can install ourselves? apple has a max of 750gb but if we buy from newegg or something how big can we go? 1 or 1.5tb?
jetjaguar macrumors 68040 Apr 6, 2009 3,555 2,331 somewhere Feb 28, 2011 #2 i know some people on here have a 1tb
simsaladimbamba Guest Nov 28, 2010 22,670 31 located Feb 28, 2011 #3 Any 2.5" S-ATA HDD with a maximum height of 12.5mm.
Transeau macrumors 6502a Jan 18, 2005 869 13 Alta Loma, CA Feb 28, 2011 #4 the drive needs to be 9.5mm. I haven't seen a 1TB yet that is less than 12mm
jetjaguar macrumors 68040 Apr 6, 2009 3,555 2,331 somewhere Feb 28, 2011 #5 Transeau said: the drive needs to be 9.5mm. I haven't seen a 1TB yet that is less than 12mm Click to expand... peabody and a few others are using the 1tb samsung in their mbps
Transeau said: the drive needs to be 9.5mm. I haven't seen a 1TB yet that is less than 12mm Click to expand... peabody and a few others are using the 1tb samsung in their mbps
M maw4bc macrumors regular Apr 11, 2009 149 0 Feb 28, 2011 #6 Bought a brand new 13" MBP today and dropped a 1TB samsung 5400 in it. Works great.
simsaladimbamba Guest Nov 28, 2010 22,670 31 located Feb 28, 2011 #7 Transeau said: the drive needs to be 9.5mm. I haven't seen a 1TB yet that is less than 12mm Click to expand... Unibody MacBooks and MacBook Pros can have 2.5" S-ATA HDDs with a maximum height of 12.5mm, the older pre-unibody MacBooks and MacBook Pros could only take 9.5mm. MRoogle could verify that.
Transeau said: the drive needs to be 9.5mm. I haven't seen a 1TB yet that is less than 12mm Click to expand... Unibody MacBooks and MacBook Pros can have 2.5" S-ATA HDDs with a maximum height of 12.5mm, the older pre-unibody MacBooks and MacBook Pros could only take 9.5mm. MRoogle could verify that.