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<blockquote data-quote="dagenhartrj" data-source="post: 1634025" data-attributes="member: 341621"><p>I currently own a mid 2010 MacBook Pro but am interested in getting a mid 2011 MacBook Pro with a i7 processor. Can I take my SSD from the 2010 and place it in the 2011 and it boot up?</p><p></p><p>I am running parallels with windows 7 and have my current machine running really smooth. If this is possible I would transfer my 16 GB of RAM from the current 2010 model and Samsung SSD into the 2011 with a i7 for faster computing power. </p><p></p><p>Just thought I would ask some of the Mac gurus and see what they thought. I really don't feel like re-installing software if I don't have to. I have swapped out HDD to SDD buy coping the disk image before.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dagenhartrj, post: 1634025, member: 341621"] I currently own a mid 2010 MacBook Pro but am interested in getting a mid 2011 MacBook Pro with a i7 processor. Can I take my SSD from the 2010 and place it in the 2011 and it boot up? I am running parallels with windows 7 and have my current machine running really smooth. If this is possible I would transfer my 16 GB of RAM from the current 2010 model and Samsung SSD into the 2011 with a i7 for faster computing power. Just thought I would ask some of the Mac gurus and see what they thought. I really don't feel like re-installing software if I don't have to. I have swapped out HDD to SDD buy coping the disk image before. [/QUOTE]
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