That being said, any pre-2011 macbook pro users here who have upgraded to an SSD? What interface speed (3 vs 6) drive are you using? I am assuming that a 6.0 GB/s SSD will do just fine.I am just doing my due diligence before investing in one.
The only other ones I have found have very poor reviews. Keep holding it down until you are presented with a screen that offers a number of drives to boot up from. Amazon had a cheap deal on the 275 GB Crucial MX300 SSDs the other day. Power-up the notebook and at the startup chime hold down the Option key. So, youd like to move up from 2009 to 2017-18 tech, looks like you had a great. Connect the SSD to one of the available USB ports on the notebook. Is this a generally true phenomenon? Is this only true with OWC's SSDs? It seems like 3.0 GB/s SSDs are really hard to find for purchase. Verify that you can boot your MacBook from the SSD. I noticed on OWC's page for SSDs they mention that installing a 6.0 GB/s SSD into a machine that only supports 3.0 GB/s can cause the system to revert to a 1.5 GB/s protocol, which obviously wouldn't be great. These are good value, fast and give your MacBook a new lease on life. Combo drive SuperDrive: SuperDrive: Apple 85W MagSafe. MacBook Pro 15' Unibody Mid 2009 parts for DIY repair. However, most SSDs on the market today are built for 6.0 GB/s SATA. 2,5 SATA SSDs are the right choice for every Unibody MacBook. This laptop is only equipped with a 3.0 GB/s SATA port. I am also upgrading RAM to 8 GB (the max supported on this model). The computer is getting extremely slow as of late. It currently runs off of the original 320 GB HDD. I am considering upgrading the storage on my mid 2009 Macbook Pro (5,3).
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