Will this work with a mid 2009 MacBook? It says that it accepts SATA 5200rpm drives. Will this work?
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Any SSD's today replace/upgrade all of the SATA 2.5" hdd = 5200 to 7200rpm down to stone ages 2002 or even earlier.
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This RAM was installed in a mid-2009 MacBook Pro and worked perfectly. I do not sell these times. Thx.
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No, it will only work with Pre 2008 MacBooks that have IDE CD-ROM drives. Yours has a SATA disk drive, so you want to buy another version of this type of product that is for SATA to SATA drive-bay adapters.
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I installed it in a 2009 Macbook and it worked. I don't have extensive knowledge of this kind of thing but it seems like it should work.
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[ I am usually not very knowledgeable with hardware - Mine is a 2.2 GHz Intel Core i7 LATE 2011 - It really depends on the compatibility of the SATA connection - I would suggest you search the web with "macbook early 2011" and "sata" and "crucial" to make sure ]
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The 500GB works great in my MacBook Pro 2009! No need for any software changes. And, really, really speeds up the machine. Way faster with SSD.
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"Hi, I've installed this drive in my late 2010 MacBook Pro and it worked without problems.I don't know your drive, but according to this page: http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?invtid=HTS545025B9SA02-NDW-R it seems that it is a SATA drive.Since all SSD drives are SATA you should not have any problem at all by replacing it.Now, since your MacBook is 2009, the drive won't be able to deliver more than 1.5 Gbps or 3.0 Gbps ( it is capable of delivering 6.0 Gbps in a faster system such a Core I5 or Core I7) But don't worry, your laptop will be way faster than it is now. Should you have more questions, please contact me via e-mail: rrllamas@gmail.com" "Hi, I've installed this drive in my late 2010 MacBook Pro and it worked without problems.I don't know your drive, but according to this page: http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?invtid=HTS545025B9SA02-NDW-R it seems that it is a SATA drive.Since all SSD drives are SATA you should not have any problem at all by replacing it.Now, since your MacBook is 2009, the drive won't be able to deliver more than 1.5 Gbps or 3.0 Gbps ( it is capable of delivering 6.0 Gbps in a faster system such a Core I5 or Core I7) But don't worry, your laptop will be way... » Read More "Hi, I've installed this drive in my late 2010 MacBook Pro and it worked without problems.I don't know your drive, but according to this page: http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?invtid=HTS545025B9SA02-NDW-R it seems that it is a SATA drive.Since all SSD drives are SATA you should not have any problem at all by replacing it.Now, since your MacBook is 2009, the drive won't be able to deliver more than 1.5 Gbps or 3.0 Gbps ( it is capable of delivering 6.0 Gbps in a faster system such a Core I5 or Core I7) But don't worry, your laptop will be way faster than it is now. Should you have more questions, please contact me via e-mail: rrllamas@gmail.com" « Show Less
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I put it on my MacBook, I think it's like 2008 model and it worked fine. think all lap tops use the same size HD, but only way is to find out what yours came with when you bought it. You can also Look in the MacBook's information found in the apple menu under about this Mac then click more info then click get detailed report and look in the hardware section for what the SATA spot says
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This is a pretty standard Laptop hard drive. I bought this and installed it into my 13-inch MacBook Pro and it worked great. I don't see why it would not work with any laptop that is less than 3 years old. If you are running at least Windows Vista, you should be good to go. My Mac was running Snow Leopard.
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It worked great with Mac Book pro 17" 2009 .. And conectirs on new mac book is the same ..so im sure it will work with yours abd with any SSD drive ..
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I have a early 2009 MacBook Pro and the drive works perfectly. I hope that it will help you.
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I can't say for sure - I've put it in my late 2011 MacBook Pro 13". As far as I know (99% sure) the 2012 models have the exact same specs when it comes to the superdrive space. It will work with ANY SATA drive, whether it's HD, Hybrid or SSD. For $8 I'd take the risk!
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M.S. Carr incorrectly states that the mid 2010 MacBook Pro has SATA 1. It is actually SATA 2 (3 Gb/s)
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All the specs say Yes. The Crucial drive comes with a spacer that you will need to make it fit the form factor of the macbook. The 2011 macbooks use serial ATA or SATA connectors, but the SATA III firmware on the drive may not be fully utilized on the macbook (aka you may experience bottlenecking). It should be tons faster than the HDD that comes in the original macbook.
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Answer 1 that you already received is the right answer. SATA is a relatively new connection design and used for all new MacBooks except for those with the new Solid State Hard Drive which is soldered to the logic board. Order the one based on your model and serial number. Good luck.
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Compatible with SATA III specs And USB 3.0 on PCs ,but not sure about the MAC OS X and USB 3.0.
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It's compatible with any SATA equipped Mac, which means you are good to go. Just make sure you have TRIM enabled after installing it on OS X. The utility I use is called Trim Enabler.With regards to the previous poster's comment, I've taken my Mac apart many times now and I've never had a problem. iFixIt has great tutorials for every Mac that covers how to disassemble your laptop safely. I recommend printing out their guide's and then putting the screws on top of the guide's pictures, so you know where to put them back.