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Modello metà 2010, A1278 / processore Core Duo 2,4 o 2,66 GHz

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Why Can't I upgrade my 2010 MacBook Pro to 16gb?

I have a mid 2010 13” MacBook Pro. 2.4GHz Core 2 Duo, running High Sierra 10.13.6.

  • Boot Rom 66.0.0.0.0
  • SMC 1.62f7

I recently purchased a RAM upgrade 8 GB x2 SO-DIMMs to get to 16 GB (1066 MHz).

But when I install them my Mac won’t start up. If I use the stock 2 GB memory it starts just fine.

I have tried every combination of sticks and slots, but it will only work at the max of 10 GB. Please help.

Update (06/18/2019)

Model Identifier is MacBookPro7,1 the other numbers are in the original post.

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Curious if you got anywhere with this. I have basically the same issues (Boot ROM 67.0.0.0.0 is the only difference), and I would love to figure out how to get the EFI update to work.

2x4GB DIMMs have worked fine for years. 2x8GB doesn’t. I may try to mix and see if I can get to 12GB.

da

12GB worked, but I could never get 2x8GB working. I bought chips from a different vendor and those worked perfectly. *shrug*

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Could be a bad slot or your EFI didn’t get upgraded. Go “about this Mac” memory and see what each slot is reading. It looks like it is reading one as 8 GB and the other as 2. Remove the stick that is reading as 8 and reboot with just the one remaining stick still in it and tell us what it reads.

UPDATE

Use these steps to check your Mac's EFI Boot ROM and SMC firmware versions.

  1. Open System Information. Apple Menu > About this Mac > Overview > System report.
  2. Select the Hardware section to view the Model Identifier, Boot ROM version, and SMC version numbers.
  3. MacBook Pro (13-inch, Mid 2010)MacBookPro7,1MBP71.0039.B0E (EFI 2.5)1.62f7 (SMC 1.6)
  4. https://support.apple.com/kb/DL1478?loca...
  5. https://support.apple.com/kb/DL1626?loca...

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It reads both slots properly. If I swap the 8gb and the 2gb it will read them properly is each slot. If it restart it with either of the 8gb it reads them both properly in either slot.

The problem occurs when I try to run both 8gb together.

da

Neither of those updates are supported because I am running High Sierra and I cannot upgrade to Mojave, because the video card does not support "Metal"

da

My Boot Rom doesn't even start with MBP

da

MBP stands for Mac Book Pro. The Boot ROM is 71.0039. You are running 66. You did not do your system updates incrementally so you missed the EFI updates.

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Any other suggestions?

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I had these same symptoms on my machine. See comment on guide:

Installazione della memoria RAM nel MacBook Pro Unibody da 13", versione metà 2010

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I loosen the screw where you put the cards in then reinstalled 2 x 8 GB then rebooted the beebs stopped and it started up! So happy! see video about loosening the screws to card section if computer beeping on you tube.

Saved Mr from sending it back to owc.

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Lucas Pinckard sarà eternamente grato.
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