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We all know that Apple products are durable but the price tag is a bit heavy compared to a conventional laptop. So why trash your old Macbook when you can actually invest some money on your old Macbook and give it a second chance to continue serving you?
We all know that Apple products are durable but the price tag is a bit heavy compared to a conventional laptop. So why trash your old Macbook when you can actually invest some money on your old Macbook and give it a second chance to continue serving you?
SSD & RAM Upgrade
Grant your Macbook a second chance to serve you. Upgrade Macbook SSD for Better Loading Speed and Upgrade Macbook RAM for Better Multi-Tasking Capability
- Have an old and slow Macbook?
- Insufficient storage capacity?
- Lack of memory for better multi-tasking purposes?
Macbook SSD Upgrade
There are two (2) problems Macbook users face:-
- The speed of a mechanical hard disk just kill us off! The more you store, the slower it gets! However, with Solid State Drive (SSD) is proven to improve the speed of an old Macbook with a mechanical hard disk by at least 10 times. Upgrade your Macbook’s SSD will definitely to restore your Macbook To Its Original Performance, just like the first day you start using.
- We are all greedy. We will never satisfy for less. Whether it comes to the portion of food, the money in our bank account or the storage capacity in your Macbook. Applications become heavier, MacOS system size getting larger, they store cache to improve the performance of the Mac. That, jams up our hard drive without us storing much of our own files.
Macbook RAM Upgrade
Opening multiple applications when you are in work is inevitable. Upgrading your Macbook’s RAM does help improve your Macbook’s multi-tasking capability.
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FAQ
Most frequent questions and answers
Macbook Pro and Macbook Air manufactured in 2010 up until the latest Macbook are able to upgrade the storage. However, the RAM or Memory is not upgradable for Macbook Air that are built on the Apple Silicon Processor (M1, M2, M3, etc) as the RAM is soldered together with the Apple Silicon Processor which they are built together. Soldering the RAM will means damage to the Apple Silicon Processor as well.
All Macbook Pro are able to upgrade storage. However, for some Macbook Pro storage upgrade are not so straight forward.
Let us break it down into for your ease of understanding:-
- Plug and Play Storage/SSD [Difficulty Level – Easy] : Macbook Pro 2010 – 2017 (non-touch bar)
- Soldered SSD/Storage (Without T2 Security Chip) [Difficulty Level – Moderate] : Macbook Pro 2017 (touch bar)
- Soldered SSD/Storage (With T2 Security Chip) [Difficulty Level – Moderate to High]: The Macbook Pro manufactured in year 2018 and later have a T2 Security Chip as a guardian. Upgrading the storage for these Macbook Pro requires replacement of the T2 Security Chip or worse case, replacing the entire logicboard (which cost a bomb).
- Apple Silicon Processors with Soldered SSD/Storage (With T2 Security Chip) [Difficulty Level – Easy] : Macbook Pro M1, M2, M3 and above do not have any difficulty upgrading the storage as the new logicboard has a different structure and different programme configured in the T2 security chip which simplifies the storage process.
All Macbook Air are able to upgrade storage. However, for some Macbook Pro storage upgrade are not so straight forward.
Let us break it down into for your ease of understanding:-
- Plug and Play Storage/SSD [Difficulty Level – Easy] : Macbook Air 2010 – 2017
- Soldered SSD/Storage (With T2 Security Chip) [Difficulty Level – Moderate to High] : The Macbook Air manufactured in year 2018 and later have a T2 Security Chip as a guardian. Upgrading the storage for these Macbook Air requires replacement of the T2 Security Chip or worse case, replacing the entire logicboard (which cost a bomb).
- Apple Silicon Processors with Soldered SSD/Storage (With T2 Security Chip) [Difficulty Level – Easy] : Macbook Air M1, M2, M3 and above do not have any difficulty upgrading the storage as the new logicboard has a different structure and different programme configured in the T2 security chip which simplifies the storage process.
All Macbook Air RAM/memory are soldered to the logicboard. To some repair centers, they will tell you the ram is not upgradeable. As a matter of fact, it is actually upgradeable. However, Not All Macbook Air RAM/memory are upgradeable
Let us break it down into for your ease of understanding:-
- Soldered RAM/Memory [Difficulty Level – Moderate]: Macbook Air 2010 – 2017
- Soldered RAM/Memory (With T2 Security Chip) [Difficulty Level – Moderate to High] : The Macbook Air running on Intel processors manufactured in year 2018 to 2020 are able to upgrade the RAM/Memory.
- Apple Silicon Processors with Soldered RAM/Memory (With T2 Security Chip) [Difficulty Level – Impossible] : Macbook Air M1, M2, M3 and above are impossible to upgrade the ram/memory as the memory is integrated together with the CPU/Processor. Upgrading the RAM/Memory does means killing the processor. Thus, it is technically and financially not feasible.
All Macbook Pro RAM/memory are soldered to the logicboard. To some repair centers, they will tell you the ram is not upgradeable. As a matter of fact, it is actually upgradeable. However, Not All Macbook Pro RAM/memory are upgradeable
Let us break it down into for your ease of understanding:-
- Soldered RAM/Memory [Difficulty Level – Moderate]: Macbook Pro 2010 – 2020, running on Intel processors are able to upgrade the memory.
- Apple Silicon Processors with Soldered RAM/Memory (With T2 Security Chip) [Difficulty Level – Impossible] : Macbook Pro M1, M2, M3 and above are impossible to upgrade the ram/memory as the memory is integrated together with the CPU/Processor. Upgrading the RAM/Memory does means killing the processor. Thus, it is technically and financially not feasible.