How To: MacBook Pro Late 2011 Memory Upgrade - 16GB (2 X 8GB): I have a late 2011 13-inch MacBook Pro that continues to be a workhorse. This particular model is the 'option' model (2.8GHz MacBook Pro MD314LL/A) meaning it came with the Core i7 and a 750gb hard drive. Again, Apple has this official installing guide along with their list of compatible RAM. It includes information for both more recent and older MacBook Pro models. If you prefer to watch video tutorials, this one from OWC (removing and installing memory to a 15-inch MacBook Pro 2011-2012) is worth checking out. The best way to deal with this is by adding more RAM, and, like installing an SSD, it's really simple. Before you begin, find out if your MacBook Pro (or even iMac - the process is similar) can.

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I have an early 2015 Macbook Pro 13' Retina display, 3.1 GHZ Intel Core i7 processor with a 1 TB solid-state drive, and at the time I purchased it with 8 GB RAM. I am a programmer and would like to upgrade to 16 GB RAM, but I know that the RAM is soldered to the circuit board. I have some experience with unsoldering (solder-sucking) and soldering circuits, so I was wondering if this approach is feasible? Or if would I have to send my laptop into Apple? Or is it not possible AT ALL to upgrade the RAM. Macbook pro serial numbers.

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