I'm a novice and probably overly cautious. When it comes to programming or making changes via Terminal. Now, I'm not an "Absolute Beginner" (I've been using Mac's since the Quadra 950 days), opened many a Mac and replaced drives, memory, graphics cards, disc drives etcetera but neither am I a techie.
#Macbook pro mid 2010 memory upgrade 16gb install
My mistake might well have been that I was following a step by step YouTube tutorial that offered to help one accomplish the task of creating an Open Core loader by stating, "Walk-through for absolute Beginners to install macOS Monterey 12.2 on OLD MACs with just a USB drive! This tutorial guides you through all necessary steps even without any technical knowledge." At least it will save you money.Ĭlick to expand.As you are successfully using an older Mac Pro for your work, it inspired me to try again, but sadly, I was still unable to load Open Core on my machine. If it's just the OS support policy that prevents adobe from being upgraded and you have to always use the latest adobe, then maybe consider OpenCore and even get an extra bonus, the gift of 256G max RAM. My advice to you is that if the performance of cMP is still not enough after all the upgrades (better M.2 SSD, better graphics, dual X5690 CPUs) (100+ PS layers can be a huge job), then don't hesitate to buy M1 Mac Studio. For me, cMP is still working well and I'm happy with the speed after several upgrades, so I don't plan to 'move' to M1 platform yet, especially since I still have many doubts about ARM Windows.
Well, "officially", it's true that cMP is not compatible with the new macOS, but with the community's efforts, it's actually still working well.įor sure, M1 Mac Studio will be faster. Also, as I understand it, the physical architecture (?) of this older MacPro of mine is no longer compatible with the latest versions of the macOS that you've mentioned,
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