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2009–2012 Mac Pro Processor Upgrades
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SIX Core Apple Mac Pro 2009,2010,2012 CPU Upgrade kit X5690 Westmere 4,1 5,1 | eBay
The differences between the 4,1 and 5,1 Mac Pro - The House of Moth
New Mac Pro teardown reveals replaceable Xeon CPU | Ars Technica
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OWC Upgrade & Installation Service for Apple Mac Pro (2009 - 2012, Late 2013 - 2019): High-Performance Upgrade Options
dosdude1 on Twitter: "Just finished performing a very awesome CPU upgrade on a Mid-2012 13” MacBook Pro, upgrading its original dual-core i5 CPU to a quad-core i7 CPU (3615QE)! Such a swap
