I just read that you might not be able to put a 7200rpm hdd in a non-pro macbook. I assume that isn't true, but then again sony doesn't support 667mh ram.
Hehehe...
JJ
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I've not heard of this yet... I'd assume you have to research the technical specs of all the hardware components and drivers that communicate with the drive. I hope you get some answers - I have a MBP so it's not an issue for me as of this time.
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i'm sure that the seagate 7200rpm harddrive can fit in the macbook; as it power requirement and heat output is practically the same as its 5400rpm counterpart (macbook uses seagate harddrive by default).
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The drives are the same physical size. And Wobble is correct, it will produce the same heat and use the same power as a 5400 rpm.
They will work fine.
7200rpm hdd in macbook
Discussion in 'Apple and Mac OS X' started by Fa310tx, Mar 4, 2007.