Apple mac pro desktop dual processor board

#Apple mac pro desktop dual processor board upgrade#
#Apple mac pro desktop dual processor board pro#

If you see anything out of the ordinary, I'd shut down and then do more research. to check that it's running as fast as it should. If it shows up right, you should be fine. If you get booted up, check the 'About This Mac' section to see that it is registering the new parts correctly. It would hit an error before you'd truly break anything. The worst that would happen is not booting up most likely. One thing to make perfectly sure of is that you're going from a 2009 machine to another 2009 machine. You can readily see that they do allow you to go from a single cpu to dual cpus. As an example the i7-960 also uses this socket type.

#Apple mac pro desktop dual processor board pro#

Note: For what its worth the official designation for the CPU socket type used in the classic Mac Pro is a LGA1366 aka FCLGA1366 aka Socket B.

Their old page for the 2009 machines (like yours) is still up and running, but you can't order them (see link below). It is also possible but extremely expensive to trade-in your single CPU processor tray for a dual-processor tray. Apple Card Monthly Installments (ACMI) is a 0 APR payment option available to select at checkout for certain Apple products purchased at Apple Store locations,, the Apple Store app, or by calling 1-800-MY-APPLE, and is subject to credit approval and credit limit. I see no reason why it would not work to swap them since this is exactly what they're doing for you as a 'turn key' solution.

#Apple mac pro desktop dual processor board upgrade#

In their upgrade process, you can go from a single quad core to two quad cores. Apple 82000426A, Intel Mother Board for MacBook Pro Retina 15 inch A1398.

Apple MacBook Pro 13 Retina Logic Board 2.9GHz i5 8GB (15) 820-4924. You send in your 'daughter' board and they ship you a new one. Apple MacBook Pro A2289 13' 2020 I5 1.4ghz 8gb Logic Board 256gb SSD 820-01987-a. They actually do this exact thing as service. Someone else mentioned OWC () as a source. Has anybody taken this out of their mac -ДЄnd then stuck this is and powered their machine up? Anybody? Anybody swap the entire single-proc board for the dual-proc board?

There would be no major disassembly, no processor swaps, no firmware upgrades, just a simple plug and play, but it sounds like no one can give me a straight answer. To me it seems like such a simple way to upgrade if it actually works. It's starting to sound like no one has ever tried this before. If I knew it would simply work or not work, I'd just try it, but I don't want to ruin anything by trying. Grant is the closest but I'm afraid of just trying it because I don't want to fry anything or break anything. Apple Mac Pro Desktop Computer -Intel Xeon E5 Quad-Core 3.7GHz -12GB RAM -256GB SSD -Dual 2GB AMD GP price from jumia in Egypt. Why would I consider selling and rebuying if the ENTIRE processor board with RAM and heat syncs and everything on it would simply plugin and work and I'd automatically have a dual processor setup? I'm still not sure anyone is fully understanding what I'm asking.