Mac Pro Processor Board, Dual, Mid 2010 / Mid 2012
12-Core Apple Mac Pro 5,1 CPU Upgrade Kit Intel X5690 Pair 3.46GHz 2010 2012 5.1 | eBay
How to Upgrade MacBook CPU i5 to i7 - YouTube
MacBook Pro 13" Unibody 2.66GHz Core 2 Duo Logic Board
How to Upgrade Mac Pro Processor (Original/Early 2008): EveryMac.com
Upgrading the CPU on a Mid-2010 17" Apple MacBook Pro - YouTube
How to upgrade a Mac: Swap in new RAM, graphics card, hard drive and more | Macworld
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2009–2012 Mac Pro Processor Upgrades
SIX Core Apple Mac Pro 2009,2010,2012 CPU Upgrade kit X5690 Westmere 4,1 5,1 | eBay
iFixit teardown of new 15″ MacBook Pro reveals no surprises | Ars Technica
Configure your own Apple Mac Pro (2010-2012) at OWC
Amazon.com: Odyson - Logic Board 2.4GHz C2D (P8600) Replacement for MacBook Pro 13" Unibody A1278 (Mid 2010) : Electronics
12 Core 2010 2012 Apple Mac Pro 5,1 Pair X5680 3.33GHz XEON CPU upgrade kit 5,1 | eBay
upgrade - Maxing out a MacPro5,1 from 2010? - Ask Different
How to Upgrade RAM on MacBook Pro, iMac & More | AVG
Amazon.com: Odyson - Logic Board 2.4GHz C2D (P8600) Replacement for MacBook Pro 13" Unibody A1278 (Mid 2010) : Electronics
Mac Mini Mid 2010 Teardown - iFixit
Mac Pro 5,1 Dual CPU Processor Board Complete 2010 2012 Apple 639-0460
CPU upgrade for MacBook 13" 1,1, any suggestions? | MacRumors Forums
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MacBook Pro Upgrade Guide
Why the 13″ MacBook Pro didn't get a Core i5 upgrade | Ars Technica
2010 Macbook Pro 13" A1278 CPU Heat Sink Replacement - YouTube
Apple MacBook Pro Core i7 2.8 GHz Specs (Mid 2010 15", BTO/CTO, MacBookPro6,2 - A1286 (EMC 2353)) - Techable
12 Core 2010,2012 Apple Mac Pro 5.1 X5690 x2 3.46GHz XEON CPUs 5,1 Upgrade Kit | eBay
Macbook Pro Unibody 15" A1286 2.53 GHz Core i5 (I5-540M) CPU Mid 2010 MC372L Logic
How to Upgrade Mac Pro Processor (2010-2012/MacPro5,1): EveryMac.com
The differences between the 4,1 and 5,1 Mac Pro - The House of Moth
