If you do all the necessary replacements and use ONLY OSX Yosemite with the latest version of PT11 it might be possible Or find a Mac Mini 2012 i7 Quad Core and do the replacements again. Well with PT11 like such a one for example. This probably would be the most affordable yet useable i7 Quad Core Mac which definitely would work What you also could do would be to find a late 2011 i7 Quad Core Macbook Pro and do again the replacements of the OSĭrive and the Ram. Watch the video step by step and take yourself time to do it slowly and carefully. The only difference would be that it would be much easier to replace all the stuff at a Macbook Pro than at the Mac Mini.Īnyway I already have done this with 2 Minis successfully and I am no technician at all.
This would be the most affordable yet good quality 7200rpm HDD.īoth would work with the Mac Mini 2012 i5 as well as with a 2012 2,5GHz i5 Macbook Pro (non Retina). It definitely would NOT work out using only the original built in 5400rpm HDD and the original 4GB Ram.Īt the least you would have to replace the OS drive with a 7200rpm HDD if an SSD would be too much money. Means, I had to put in an SSD and all available 16GB Ram.
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So it might be possible to use it with Mac OSX Yosemite and the latest version of PT11.īUT further I had to max out the Macbook as to the OS drive as well as to the memory. Never had any problemsĪfter that anymore. PT11 did NOT run on OSX Mavericks (this issue was reported by other users as well), got stuck, produced errorsĮtc but finally started running flawlessly again after I had upgraded to OSX YOSEMITE. It was such a one.īasically its the same type of processor like in the 2012 i5 Mini but there are a few things to mind.
I had PT11 running successfully on a 2012 Macbook 2,5GHz i5 Dual Core with OSX Yosemite.
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