would a c2d MBP be a direct swap in for a 1.5 Ghz AL PB

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#470769 - 02/27/07 10:02 PM would a c2d MBP be a direct swap in for a 1.5 Ghz AL PB [Re: doctorbit]
zband Registered: 03/31/06 Posts: 1	It seems that if (when ) these MBP start showing up on ebay would the swap in my al pb simple? I mean it seems like the dimensions are the same and the ports are in the same places...
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#470770 - 02/27/07 10:32 PM Re: would a c2d MBP be a direct swap in for a 1.5 Ghz AL PB [Re: doctorbit]
manhackman Registered: 04/26/06 Posts: 173	Confused. You want to put a MBP logic board in your albook? _________________________ >Mac mini PPC / 1.42 Ghz / 1GB RAM / 74.41GB 4200rpm 2.5" / Airport + Bluetooth / 10.4.7 / 20.1" LG widescreen >G4 400 PPC / 20 gig / 768MB RAM / ZIP drive / 10.4.7 /17" apple SD / Back up system >Powerbook Titanium 1Ghz / 40GB / 512MB RAM / mashed up and waiting for a good mod! >Macintosh SE/30
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#470771 - 02/28/07 01:51 AM Re: would a c2d MBP be a direct swap in for a 1.5 Ghz AL PB [Re: doctorbit]
Waragainstsleep Registered: 02/13/05 Posts: 1723	It would be alot of work, and you'd need the right card cage, left I/O board and with the exception of drives, everything in the bottom half to go with it. The LCD should run though.
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#470772 - 03/01/07 01:02 PM Re: would a c2d MBP be a direct swap in for a 1.5 Ghz AL PB [Re: doctorbit]
TCPMeta MacModder Registered: 11/15/07 Posts: 1797 Loc: Florida, USA	make a custom case _________________________ To live is to let die
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