Will there be any complications if installed in a Mid 2009 Mac Book Pro?
Also it states in the specs, SATA 6 Gbps (backwards compatible with SATA 3 Gbps) as a min requirement what does that mean, where do I find that info in my mac? null

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Will there be any complications if installed in a Mid 2009 Mac Book Pro? 
Also it states in the specs, SATA 6 Gbps (backwards compatible with SATA 3 Gbps) as a min requirement what does that mean, where do I find that info in my mac? null

Connor · Accepted Answer

You shouldn't have any issues. The file format is the same, and I just used this on my early 2011 MacBook Pro. You also don't need to worry about the SATA speed as it's not going to affect your older product. It's just saying that it will work with faster drives.

Answered by Connor 9 years ago

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Gamer1985 · Answer

Your Mac should have a solid state drive in it so the stock hard drive in the Mac I think should be better then any Seagate HHD u are looking at in reguards to speed and downloading programs etc. memory boost would be the only pro but u can purchase and external hhd for that. And it’s essier

Answered by Gamer1985 8 years ago

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Solo8201 · Answer

Not sure because I use a pc.

“Will there be any complications if installed in a Mid 2009 Mac Book Pro? Also it states in the specs, SATA 6 Gbps (backwards compatible with SATA 3 Gbps) as a min requirement what does that mean, where do I find that info in my mac?”

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