I have an early 2013 15' MacBook Pro with 512 GB of SSD. While that is enough for now I was wondering if there was any way to replace the 512 GB SSD with 1 TB. I see that Apple is now selling MBPs with 1 TB and I have also seen replacement SSDs for sale on web sites like Crucial. Has anyone successfully replaced their SSD or hard drive with a large SSD? If so, has Apple done it? Or have people done it themselves? Does it void the warranty?
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I have an early 2013 15' MacBook Pro with 512 GB of SSD. While that is enough for now I was wondering if there was any way to replace the 512 GB SSD with 1 TB. I see that Apple is now selling MBPs with 1 TB and I have also seen replacement SSDs for sale on web sites like Crucial. Has anyone successfully replaced their SSD or hard drive with a large SSD? If so, has Apple done it? Or have people done it themselves? Does it void the warranty?
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By default, all 15-Inch Retina Display MacBook Pro models are configured with either 256 GB or 512 GB of SSD storage. As originally introduced on June 11, 2012, Apple only offered 768 GB of storage for the high-end MacBook Pro 'Core i7' 2.6 15' (Retina).
Expand the chipset and look for 'APPLE SSD SM128' or similar, the final block of characters show the manufacturer, model, and size. With an SSD on MacBook Air and MacBook Pro, they are as follows: TS = Toshiba; SM = Samsung; Other = likely 3rd party upgrade.
The pie chart interface for adjusting volume size is picky. When possible, use the optional Size field to control the size of a drive segment instead of the pie chart's dividers. Only drives formatted using the GUID Partition Map can be resized without losing data. Always back up your drive's data before resizing a volume.
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