H Hoodzy macrumors newbie Original poster Jun 2, 2014 3 0 Jun 2, 2014 #1 Hey guys, Just wondering if it is at all possible to upgrade the CPU of my A1186 MAC. It currently has 2x 2.66 GHz D. Core Xeon 5150. Build is MA 356. Do you know if this possible?
Hey guys, Just wondering if it is at all possible to upgrade the CPU of my A1186 MAC. It currently has 2x 2.66 GHz D. Core Xeon 5150. Build is MA 356. Do you know if this possible?
A applereviewguy macrumors regular Aug 22, 2011 117 0 Jun 2, 2014 #2 Hoodzy said: Hey guys, Just wondering if it is at all possible to upgrade the CPU of my A1186 MAC. It currently has 2x 2.66 GHz D. Core Xeon 5150. Build is MA 356. Do you know if this possible? Click to expand... Yes you can upgrade your 5150s to x5345 (2x2.33 quad), x5355 (2x2.66 quad) or x5365's (2x3.0 quad, this is what my dad's workstation runs) You need a phillips screw driver (#1, #2, #0), and a long (6+") 3mm hex driver. http://www.xlr8yourmac.com/feedback/2006MacProDual5355CPUs.html
Hoodzy said: Hey guys, Just wondering if it is at all possible to upgrade the CPU of my A1186 MAC. It currently has 2x 2.66 GHz D. Core Xeon 5150. Build is MA 356. Do you know if this possible? Click to expand... Yes you can upgrade your 5150s to x5345 (2x2.33 quad), x5355 (2x2.66 quad) or x5365's (2x3.0 quad, this is what my dad's workstation runs) You need a phillips screw driver (#1, #2, #0), and a long (6+") 3mm hex driver. http://www.xlr8yourmac.com/feedback/2006MacProDual5355CPUs.html
H Hoodzy macrumors newbie Original poster Jun 2, 2014 3 0 Jun 2, 2014 #3 applereviewguy said: Yes you can upgrade your 5150s to x5345 (2x2.33 quad), x5355 (2x2.66 quad) or x5365's (2x3.0 quad, this is what my dad's workstation runs) You need a phillips screw driver (#1, #2, #0), and a long (6+") 3mm hex driver. http://www.xlr8yourmac.com/feedback/2006MacProDual5355CPUs.html Click to expand... I'm Guessing that I still won't be able to run mavericks though?
applereviewguy said: Yes you can upgrade your 5150s to x5345 (2x2.33 quad), x5355 (2x2.66 quad) or x5365's (2x3.0 quad, this is what my dad's workstation runs) You need a phillips screw driver (#1, #2, #0), and a long (6+") 3mm hex driver. http://www.xlr8yourmac.com/feedback/2006MacProDual5355CPUs.html Click to expand... I'm Guessing that I still won't be able to run mavericks though?
P paulrbeers macrumors 68040 Dec 17, 2009 3,963 123 Jun 2, 2014 #4 Hoodzy said: I'm Guessing that I still won't be able to run mavericks though? Click to expand... Google sfott maverick installer
Hoodzy said: I'm Guessing that I still won't be able to run mavericks though? Click to expand... Google sfott maverick installer
A applereviewguy macrumors regular Aug 22, 2011 117 0 Jun 2, 2014 #5 Hoodzy said: I'm Guessing that I still won't be able to run mavericks though? Click to expand... You can. Just need better than a 7300GT. https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/1598176/
Hoodzy said: I'm Guessing that I still won't be able to run mavericks though? Click to expand... You can. Just need better than a 7300GT. https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/1598176/