M mashinhead macrumors 68040 Original poster Oct 7, 2003 3,017 1,049 Feb 27, 2008 #1 I have a macbook pro hd i want to put in an old ibook, but the pins look different will they fit?
M mashinhead macrumors 68040 Original poster Oct 7, 2003 3,017 1,049 Feb 27, 2008 #2 meaning the default hard drive has different connector pins than the macbook pro one. are there different connectors? Never heard of that before.
meaning the default hard drive has different connector pins than the macbook pro one. are there different connectors? Never heard of that before.
mrwizardno2 macrumors 6502a Jun 19, 2007 818 63 Columbus, OH Feb 27, 2008 #3 Well, the MBP has SATA hard drive, does the iBook have a SATA interface? If not, then no.
M mashinhead macrumors 68040 Original poster Oct 7, 2003 3,017 1,049 Feb 27, 2008 #4 mrwizardno2 said: Well, the MBP has SATA hard drive, does the iBook have a SATA interface? If not, then no. Click to expand... i don't know honestly i'm selling a hd from a macbook to a guy that has an ibook. he sent me a pic of the ibook hd and the pin connection is different and i want to know if it will work for him.
mrwizardno2 said: Well, the MBP has SATA hard drive, does the iBook have a SATA interface? If not, then no. Click to expand... i don't know honestly i'm selling a hd from a macbook to a guy that has an ibook. he sent me a pic of the ibook hd and the pin connection is different and i want to know if it will work for him.
eldino macrumors member Mar 8, 2007 65 0 Italy Feb 27, 2008 #5 nope, it wont. iBooks have IDE harddrives.
D dougnewman macrumors 6502 Aug 9, 2006 270 0 Long Island, NY, USA Feb 27, 2008 #6 It won't work. The MacBooks and MacBook Pros have SATA hard drive, PowerBooks and iBooks have PATA hard drives. Totally different connectors.
It won't work. The MacBooks and MacBook Pros have SATA hard drive, PowerBooks and iBooks have PATA hard drives. Totally different connectors.
xraydoc Contributor Oct 9, 2005 11,364 5,928 192.168.1.1 Feb 27, 2008 #7 dougnewman said: It won't work. The MacBooks and MacBook Pros have SATA hard drive, PowerBooks and iBooks have PATA hard drives. Totally different connectors. Click to expand... This.
dougnewman said: It won't work. The MacBooks and MacBook Pros have SATA hard drive, PowerBooks and iBooks have PATA hard drives. Totally different connectors. Click to expand... This.
krye macrumors 68000 Aug 21, 2007 1,606 1 USA Feb 28, 2008 #8 No. MacBook Pro's are SATA. iBooks are IDE.