#MID 2010 MACBOOK PRO 13 LOGIC BOARD CODE#
#MID 2010 MACBOOK PRO 13 LOGIC BOARD PC#

SPACE: Onboard CPU - 'Ivy Bridge' 2.5 GHz Intel 'Core i5' processor (3210M) Onboard GPU - Intel HD Graphics 4000 graphics processor. CONDITION: Used Genuine Original Apple Part Tested 100 Working, Fresh Pull From Fully Working Unit. Replace the keyboard as desired, starting with the metal sheet from the keyboard. Question: Q: Mid-2010 MacBook Pro 15' 2.8 GHz Logic Board Part Number More Less Apple Footer This site contains user submitted content, comments and opinions and is for informational purposes only. 13' MacBook Pro Mid 2012 - 2.5GHz i5 LOGIC BOARD - A1278 / 661-6588 / 820-3115. You should now see a metal grid-like thing with a whole bunch of screw-holes. You should see a black sheet and slowly VERY CAREFULLY peal that away and so forth. Your computer should look COMPLETELY empty inside. Remove the Logic Board and MagSafe Charging Board Remove the SuperDrive/Optical Drive/CD ROM Drive (Whatever you personally refer it to as) Battery (to avoid unwanted electrical discharges) Advanced: Help & Contact Sell My eBay Expand My. I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR DAMAGES DONE TO YOUR LAPTOP COMPUTER THROUGH THIS PROCESS!! *** APPLE MACBOOK PRO A1278 2.66GHZ LOGIC BOARD 820-2879-B -1 RAM SLOT Computers/Tablets & Networking, Computer Components & Parts, Motherboards eBay Skip to main content.Although it is STRONGLY advised (as it is a HUGE pain in your !*& to replace), you can still replace the keyboard yourself. You do NOT have to replace the ENTIRE top case. If you have a sealed in battery your insurance is to get a condom silicon keyboard protector type cover for your keybaord. This 2010 unibody 13' laptop would not have died if the battery was removable, as a small amount of coffee went into the keyboard and hey presto to remove the battery requires 8 philips to be removed and two tri wing security screws to get the battery out ? (tip : unless you flip the connector of and leave it in ) whichever way the screws mean the water and power are guaranteed both to be present in this liquid spill scenario much longer than most other laptop designs, as such the likeliness of frying your MB is much higher than with other laptops.>:(bad design imo). If the batterys are different between the two, then will it boot if the battery is not plugged in and operating of the power cable only ? I think the magsafe boards in these machines are to small to truly contain all the charging circuitry as such I think some of the charging stuff must be contained on the MB therefore if the batterys are different then probably the MB may not be interchangeable ? If anyone works out definitavely whether these parts are interchangeable that would be good. Does the 2.66 GHz logic board support the 2.8 core i7 too? I don't want to screw up and order the wrong part.Darn im looking to find a replacement motherboard, for the mid 2010 13' unibody model and was hoping i could also draw on motherboard parts from the 13' unibody 2009 model as these seem to be slightly cheaper and more available, apple list price on replacing a mid 2010 2.4ghz unibody motherboard ВЈ399.99 which seems a little too close to its actual value second hand wise to justify, especially as they may the top case and magsafe etc need replacing.

#MID 2010 MACBOOK PRO 13 LOGIC BOARD PC#

Does anyone have an idea what my part number is for the logic board? None of the sites I searched have a 2.8 GHz board listed just 2.66.ДЄn alternative question - In my PC building days, some motherboards were compatible with multiple speeds of main processors.

I want to try and find a replacement logic board and do it myself. I have just started trying to figure this issue out (too much time has passed and Apple will charge me to fix).

#MID 2010 MACBOOK PRO 13 LOGIC BOARD CODE#

I took the cover and discovered my my EEE code is 'QAG'. What happens is that it either crashes and restarts by itself, but more commonly the screen shows magenta/cian/green colors or colorful lines horizontally, or the screen just freezes. Even if it only sits on the table and I put my hand on it to type. It only shows the part numbers for the other 3 configurations - 2.4, 2.53 and 2.66. I have the issue of my Mid 2010 13' MacBook Pro, that it constantly crashes if the bottom of the computer gets any pressure at all. Apple MacBook Pro 2012 Logic Board 13. I upgraded the MBP to the 2.8 GHz, core i7 (2 core) processor when I ordered it in 2010.ДЄnyway, the apple tech guide exploded view does not show the part number for the 2.8 GHz. (55) 55 product ratings - Apple Macbook Pro 13 ' A12 Motherboard 21PGEMB00D0 21PGEMB00B0. (I also had the first Pentium chip, the pentium 60 with the floating point error in 1995 too). I, unfortunately, have the Mid-2010 15' MBP with the bad GPU that results in endless kernel panics. I have been searching for a few hours trying to find the part number for the logic board one of my MBPs.

Mid 2010 macbook pro 13 logic board