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Absolutely running beautifully with high sierra
I bought 2011 Macbook and the screen is now blurry if I connect to TV with Mini Display Port + HDMI cable, can I do that?
One thing to note, the latest version of MacOS (high Sierra) that you can install on a 2011 MacBook will stop receiving security updates later this year. This will be the reason I retire my 2011 MacBook Air. Aside from that, it has lasted me 10 flawless years.
I have a Late 2008 15″ MacBook Pro, the first gen of Unibody model, Runs great with High Sierra, Catalina runs too, but it’s have a lote of issues with some programs, I still using High Sierra, because I use Microsoft Office late versions.
I have a MacBook Pro late 2011 and for some reason it won’t let me update it to the latest macosx
got a 2016 windows desktop currently connected to my 32 inch tv at the minute in my bedroom and a del xp15 laptop connected to my 75 inch 4k tv
Mine: MacBook Pro (13-inch, Mid 2012) 2,5 Ghz i5 RAM 12Gb SSD 240 Gb
The big issue here is that I am heavy user so that volley ball sucks a lot. I would like to upgrade to one more recent 2018, 2019 but they are very expensive down here Brazil. So far I am going on .. iff get hard to continue with it I will back to Windows 10 PC
Would upgrading yours to 16GB of RAM help with the 4K video?
Still using daily my old late 2012 macbook pro (i7, 8GB RAM, 256SSD).
Should I hold on to my 2015 pro i5?
The 13″ models work great, so long as they’ve had an SSD upgrade. The 15″ models also work great, right up to the point where they die because of their innately flawed logic boards (there was a repair extension program on them for logic board issues). They should be avoided like the plague for this very reason.
2011 macbooks usually have bad GPU and you cant fix it. And MacBook 2012 is a bit more expensive but you have catalina preinstaled.
I have high siera
Early 2011 13″ MBP w/ i7, 8 GB RAM, 256 GB SSD and High Sierra. Running great and don’t have any plans on replacing anytime soon.
well use mbp 2012 instead
Several years ago my 2011 MacBook Pro died while I was updating the software. I took it to the Apple Store and they informed me there was a recall that covered my repair. I think it was the motherboard/circuit board, or something that sounded important. Pretty much, once it was replaced, my laptop was a clean slate. I didn’t backup my computer before I updated. (Lesson learned. I was a beginner) So I lost everything. So with this story, I’m trying to say that you should make sure this issue is fixed ASAP!
That being said, I’m still using my 2011 MacBook Pro in April 2020. It works great! I completely agree about the battery life not being so great. I’ve used my friends’ newer MacBooks, and mine is shockingly good enough. I do have to upgrade for business soon-because I will need to edit video at home. Thanks for posting this video, great job!
It’s such a great machine.
Currently trying to find out if it’s still supported or dropped by Apple.
I’m using the macbook white late 2009, 5gb of ram and ssd128 gb, a new battery. MacOSX high sierra
for daily tasks, web browsing, keynote, pages, youtube. It holds up very well
I used my mid 2010 up until 2019 n it works still LOL but ofc has disadvantages like battery life, etc
so, which one : buy an ssd first or upgrade RAM to 8gb
tbh I’m still use the OG specs from 2011. I haven’t upgrade some parts on it