Overall, iFixit gave the new MacBook Pro a 4/10. In the AndanTech article the writer seems surprised that he did not break the tabs 😉īased on that, I think pushing the memory cage back may not be the best solution. On the whole, iFixit notes this is new territory with the notebooks featuring the new Apple Silicon SoCs which bring huge performance improvements. I have tried to remove the center CPU heat sink by moving the memory tray back but the play on my unit is not enough to loosen the tabs. Like you need to explain your reasons before they can help you? Its funny that some users would question why you want to take the Mac Pro apart. Teardowns of the new 13-inch and 15-inch MacBook Pro models reveal lots of shiny technology, but with the machines following the construction lead of the MacBook Air, it’s no surprise to see. iFixit: The insides of the new Macbook Pro It looks like the worst kept secret in the world, that the new Macbook Pros are shipping with an 802.11n card, is now confirmed.

Personally, I don't care who makes a product, if there is a way to make it better, I am interested. If you really want to get them going start talking about how 'Dell doesn't have this problem'. There seems to be a lack of independent thinking or there are a lots of Apple drones out there. I have found that while the Apple boards can be very helpful, many of the posters support Apple decisions even when they make no sense. Ridiculous and maybe I just want to disassemble the

Not sure why the other posters are playing devil'sĪdvocate because these screws are completely Off, it's nice to know that I can just push the cageīack to remove the heatsink cover and front fan Thanks for the link mbean, if I can't saw the screws

2006 macbook pro teardown