I have a mid 2009 macbook pro 13", I really want the thunder bolt function, I want to change the logic board seems it does not cost a lot, so would it be possible?
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The logic board won't fit because the new ones don't have a separate graphics processor. Since they have the Intel HD Graphics 3000, the graphics processing is done inside the actual Intel i7 chip. Your current heatsink won't properly mount to the board. Sorry! :(
Besides, the cost and difficulty of obtaining a 2011 MacBook Pro logic board would be so monumental, you might as well forget the trouble of installing and disposing of your old board and just buy a new MBP.
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thanks for ur advice! i bought the MBP 2011 i7!
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Why would he need to use the same heatsink from the 2009 board ? Why not just use the correct heatsink for the 2011 board ? If the 2011 board will fit in the 2009 case once fully assembled and the battery, LCD, optical, and HD are all the same why wouldnt it work ?
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Why would he need to use the same heatsink from the 2009 board ? Why not just use the correct heatsink for the 2011 board ?
In regards to the LVDS issue why not just use the proper 2011 display ?
What I'm saying is install a 2011 board in a 2009 case with a 2011 LCD.
What about installing a 2011 logic board into a late 2010 Macbook pro 13? Arent they virtually the same configuration inside?
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I'm not sure if they fit, but may I ask why you want Thunderbolt so badly right now? By the time Thunderbolt is widely used you're going to want a new machine altogether. Also, a logic board isn't a cheap part. You might as well just save the $650 you would spend and put it towards a new computer once Thunderbolt is popular and appears on every machine.
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^^^ This
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