Hey Luke, you may already know this, but 2011 15” MBPs aren’t dead when the discrete GPU fails. There is a purely software fix that disables it and permanently forces the use of the iGPU. You lose the ability to plug in an external display, but I applied this fix to a friend’s 2011 MBP about 2 years ago and it’s still going strong! That’s after he took it to a repair shop and they essentially told him to throw it away…
Luke, I have a suggestion for you regarding the MacBooks that have GPU issues. By using the schematics or some tutorials online you can easily desolder some parts that don't require lots of skill and make those MacBook work with the integrated graphics instead of the dedicated failed one. It's worth a shot and it might be a new challenge/ content you could bring on your channel!
The faulty dedicated GPUs can also be software-disabled permanently using some command lines in recovery mode. I did this on a failing 2009 MBP, it worked great and was kept disabled on each reboot. Unfortunately, that MBP was missing some parts as well (the bottom case) and both keyboard and trackpad were not working, so I had to sell it for parts. But I sold it for € 40, after buying it in a box of parts like Luke did for... € 50.
Classic Miani video! Luke doesnt need Apple news to make good tech content. This is why his channel stands out from the rest. Thanks for your hard work, Luke.
I'm still happily using my Late 2008 MacBook pro, with a 2TB SSD and 8Gb Ram upgrades a few years ago. Running El Capitan. It does everything I need it to do, and it has the old registered Adobe Suite where it was not in the subscription model. It is a lovely unibody vintage machine that can still do practical work.
I bought the Protech tool kit and I love it! The tools are quite good quality, and don’t just have to be used on electronics. I used mine to replace the mirrors on my car, and was able to take prices of of the school bus I ride on. Would definitely recommend getting one.
Watching your repair videos helps me to survive this pandemic here in philippines, I'm just a student with a enough skills to fix gadgets to make money. Thank you luke!
The progress between a luke that wasn't quite sure what he's doing yet but decided to dive in anyway and the luke that tries to repair 32 macbooks simultaneously makes me happy
Luke; Have you considered trying the jumper wire fix to the 2011 MacBook Pros with graphics card failures to force use of the Intel onboard graphics? I had mine fixed like that and the machine works perfectly fine for most tasks but just doesn't have the better graphics. You can get some more use out of an otherwise trashed machine.
Awesome video…. As someone that was a Mac Genius for almost 4 years around the era these machines were prime… you’d easily qualify as one haha. Videos like this are so satisfying. Subscribed. Also I used to have a 2011 15” with anti-glare! It was great!
I like how your main worries about that battery that looks like a pillow is the fact that it could bend the case or ruin the track pad. When that thing could literally explode and burn your face off and burn your house down while you run to the sink screaming, and you just set it on the floor....lol. have you ever seen videos of ballooned lithium ion batteries exploding?
Wow, that was really refreshing to watch. You have just regain confidence to people who are looking to bulk purchase faulty MacBooks and refurbish them. Good job!
PRAM resets have often worked for me. But that's when it posts with booting issues, if it does not post it won't even reset the PRAM. When working with these, don't forget Dosdude1 patcher and even OpenCore Legacy Patcher. If you stick to Catalina, if you have no APFS support you can still use the OpenCore bootloader, it makes it so you don't have to see all the weird code of Dosdude1 custom bootloader as it's much better!
Entertaining, but the most important tool you're missing is a multimeter. For example, that "Bad GPU" one, MIGHT have been a bad GPU, or could be a Jtag issue, a bad IC, or maybe just a resister or capacitor that's shorted to ground. A multimeter, (& schematics if you can get them), & a decent soldering station could have gotten more of those devices working.
every year I get broken computers from friends, fix them and donate. I usually spend some money. But seeing the faces of people using the internet or things like that, it is priceless. I hope you may donate those.
I do the exact same thing, i bargain for laptops online, sometimes even for free if i am lucky, i try to fix 'em up and sell 'em on or give them to family members and friends who don't have a lot of money, so they can be more productive in their lifes and have something nice and it makes me happy so yeah, i am glad to see that you got so many working out of 2 boxes of parts basically. Makes my heart sing man really!
I thoroughly enjoyed this video. I’ve done the same with 2nd gen iMacs, B&W and G&W Macs. This used to be what I did, now retired. Thanks for the entertainment and the opportunity to see someone else work. LOL What I don’t miss is the smell.
Well done on this Luke!! I can't imagine how much time and effort went into making this video, but as always, loved watching the repairs come together and see what you could really get out of the whole thing. Looking forward to the next one!
when booting up an old macbook, it is recommended to hold power first then plug it in as ive once had a macbook plug in first and the hard drive would start beeping and the macbook would do nothing
Bro you just taught me so much! Thank You. I just bought a 2012 MacBook Pro for 75$ on ebay simply to use for music on youtube and basic internet to save stress and wear on my brand new M1 Air. This helped a lot. Apples product longevity is insane
These are my favorite videos you make. Fixing possible E-Waste into a usable computer again. If Apple would do the same they ne all the better for it. Keep up the good work. Looking forward to the next one. Just how capable can you make them. Speed, Ram Capacity, Max Hard Drive that also fast.
Kudos to you Luke for resurrecting these 12 year old Macbooks! Too bad a 2007 Macbook Pro is too old to refurbish. My wife has one and it can't run beyond Snow Leopard so she uses it for playing DVDs, and uses an iPAD for the rest of what she does. I bought her a 2015 Macbook Air in 2015 and have taken it over since she never started writing her book she wanted to write. Looking to buy an M1 Macbook Pro as my last computer as i turn 77 this year.
Hi, I’m writing from the UK, I still have and use a 13” 2009 MacBook Pro. I am purely a silver surfer who enjoys watching your’s and other DIY Apple computer projects. I also have a M1 Mac mini and M2 MacBook.
that is so cool, I have a refurbished macbook and it is everything I need for the moment, while I also use PC, I found that the MacBook is reliable and it does everything I need for everyday computing.
Great that you manage to get so many working Macbooks out of that lot! I reckon that, with a bit of outlay in spare parts, you could get even more of those working nicely, and then you'll also have some spare parts to sell in terms of the ones you can't get working.
I'm currently using a 2011 17" that I bought at a pawn shop years ago (intentionally buying it as a spare) and only started using it after my original 17" died a second time, followed by one of the 2012 13" with USB3 (they have no dedicated GPU to fail, but the screen is so tiny). Then I went through my parts pile of various slabs of aluminum and found this 17" that worked. I have personally replaced just about every part in a 2011-2012 era MBP, except for logic board repair and screens. Replacing keyboards is a real pain (over 70 screws!), but less of a pain than a keyboard with a shorted or broken matrix. But I still haven't had a screen failure, so I've got plenty of spare screens! (I should mention that 13" and 15" parts are often interchangeable, but the 17" has differences, like a longer flex cable for the keyboard and trackpad.) I have been scrupulously using gfxCardStatus after every boot to disable the dedicated GPU. (if I simply disable the driver kext, graphics performance is awful) It's been at least two years so far, and it is STILL WORKING, though it did need a new battery in that time. There is still one thing broken. The speakers seem to have ripped their cones, so they buzz at high volumes of some frequencies. They're glued together as assemblies, and it's hard to find replacement 17" speaker assemblies. I still haven't had time to try the "glue around the edges" trick that I heard of. I'll probably get an M1 in a few months, but it took that long for Apple to make something that sucks less enough in build quality than their Retina and later Intel models that I'll even consider touching it. My main thought about all this is that if it weren't for the GPU problem, the 2011/2012 would probably have been the best used Mac laptops ever. Intel didn't make their laptop CPUs significantly better in the past ten years, and having sockets for 16GB of RAM is much better than finding old laptops with 4GB or 8GB soldered in. Also a 2.5" SATA port is better than soldered 256GB or 512GB of flash. I've got 16GB RAM and 2TB of SSD in my current 17". And I've never had the misfortune of having to use a "butterfly" keyboard.
If you have 2011 devices with dead GPUs, there are ways to disable the AMD GPU and only use Intel HD graphics. There are hardware permanent solutions, and software temporary solutions (a PRAM reset kills it again).
Hi Luke, I love your videos like many, many do! I do have a question and need help. I have an older (2007) MacBook Pro and a late 2008 I think, iMac. I want to upgrade to ssd’s in both, but for the life of me I can’t clone the existing drives or do a new install of the os. What’s the secret? Cloning through disk utility doesn’t work. Old macs can’t do online install. What do I do? Thanks!
Just last week I've convinced a friend of mine to get a 2015 macbook pro for cheap instead of a new windows laptop, I wiped the ssd and installed the latest mac os and gave it a very good clean... Turned out amazing! He's very happy with it..
I just found your channel. I love seeing these old machine brought back to life. I just did this with 4 old 2009/10 Macbooks and Macbook pros. Got 3 working ones and sold them. How long did it take you to work on and repair all of these?
Hey Luke, another brilliant video. You looked a little bad, hope you're doing well. Every working MacBook reduces waste. So I love to see how you get things working again. Often an old 2010 device with Catalina or Linux (prefer elementary) is enough for the daily work. Hope to learn more about the known issues with the old models like GPU failure etc. Thanks for your content. Best wishes Tobbes
This is so addictive. I am begging you, Luke, to take one of these and load it up with Open Core. I am running a Macbook Pro 2011 (w dedicated gpu disabled) and running Monterey on it. (Open core legacy helps deal w/ the gpu issue!) Totally useable.
This is also great from an environmental perspective - that many macbooks that aren't going into landfills and having all the materials essentially wasted
I upgraded from my 7 to the XS Max, big jump and much better battery life 🙏🏼👑 Props for my 7 for keeping up for the last 2 years, solid even with the drops, gotta be careful with the new intro to glass black smartphones 😅
I’m 4:30 in and I’m shaking my head and pressing for you. It’s like watching a train wreck in reverse. But know this: I’m rooting for you! Go Luke!!!!!
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Hey Luke, you may already know this, but 2011 15” MBPs aren’t dead when the discrete GPU fails. There is a purely software fix that disables it and permanently forces the use of the iGPU. You lose the ability to plug in an external display, but I applied this fix to a friend’s 2011 MBP about 2 years ago and it’s still going strong! That’s after he took it to a repair shop and they essentially told him to throw it away…
This is the content that makes me happy
@Jiham Mabya I clicked on it and all I saw was a hairy Bosnian man, can I have my money back please?
hey i follow you on instagram lmao
Feel exactly same!
@@ilyasg2108 haha yes i know you too
do you know if Luke will sell one of those laptops to me?
I love these repair videos
By now, Luke should’ve already won a badge from Apple: official recycler
yeah, now if they can stop making their computers obsolete due to old GPUs; we can officially end eco waste.
I love seeing old hardware get a second life.
Apple loses money when people do this. They would never give him a badge.
Not presented by Apple, to be sure...
Guys, it is a joke
As someone who has a 13" MBP mid-2010 as a daily driver, I am joyous to see so many MacBooks of the same era have continued life. Excellent job!!
That was a fine year for MacBooks, good vintage.
Luke, I have a suggestion for you regarding the MacBooks that have GPU issues.
By using the schematics or some tutorials online you can easily desolder some parts that don't require lots of skill and make those MacBook work with the integrated graphics instead of the dedicated failed one.
It's worth a shot and it might be a new challenge/ content you could bring on your channel!
The faulty dedicated GPUs can also be software-disabled permanently using some command lines in recovery mode.
I did this on a failing 2009 MBP, it worked great and was kept disabled on each reboot.
Unfortunately, that MBP was missing some parts as well (the bottom case) and both keyboard and trackpad were not working, so I had to sell it for parts.
But I sold it for € 40, after buying it in a box of parts like Luke did for... € 50.
Would probably make the performance extremely shit. Old intel igpus weren't good at all.
@@theairaccumulator7144 The dGPU shouldn't activate in normal use, and it's not like the rest of the hardware is fast...
@@Arachnosoft so you buy these boxes of parts from where??
@@scamchan ebay
Kudos to that seller who kindly packed all those MacBooks in a very nice way, with padded foam and separators!
Ok but what did they do to get them in that state?
@@BullyParkerMaguire ok but who cares
@@roidster4401 no I'm not mad I'm just wondering
@@BullyParkerMaguire They were just spoiled college brats that owned these laptops and destroyed them
Classic Miani video! Luke doesnt need Apple news to make good tech content. This is why his channel stands out from the rest. Thanks for your hard work, Luke.
I'm still happily using my Late 2008 MacBook pro, with a 2TB SSD and 8Gb Ram upgrades a few years ago. Running El Capitan. It does everything I need it to do, and it has the old registered Adobe Suite where it was not in the subscription model. It is a lovely unibody vintage machine that can still do practical work.
I bought the Protech tool kit and I love it! The tools are quite good quality, and don’t just have to be used on electronics. I used mine to replace the mirrors on my car, and was able to take prices of of the school bus I ride on. Would definitely recommend getting one.
Watching your repair videos helps me to survive this pandemic here in philippines, I'm just a student with a enough skills to fix gadgets to make money. Thank you luke!
The progress between a luke that wasn't quite sure what he's doing yet but decided to dive in anyway and the luke that tries to repair 32 macbooks simultaneously makes me happy
Luke; Have you considered trying the jumper wire fix to the 2011 MacBook Pros with graphics card failures to force use of the Intel onboard graphics? I had mine fixed like that and the machine works perfectly fine for most tasks but just doesn't have the better graphics. You can get some more use out of an otherwise trashed machine.
Awesome video…. As someone that was a Mac Genius for almost 4 years around the era these machines were prime… you’d easily qualify as one haha. Videos like this are so satisfying. Subscribed.
Also I used to have a 2011 15” with anti-glare! It was great!
Finalllyyyyyy love these macbook repair videosss, gonna save this one for lunch
Launch
@@Tamay. my bad lmao
Can we just appreciate how much Luke helped to reduce the tech-waste? It´s incredible how he gives second-lifes to many devices.
I love this. You’re bringing life back into these older machines that still can be used for a good amount of fun (: excited for the next video!!!
Tech Luke’s debut was absolutely phenomenal, can’t wait to see more of him!
Love the content Luke. Brilliant to see the old tech coming back to life
Yay another lot of Macbooks and repairing video! This is pretty interesting Luke!
I love this stuff as I built a 27” iMac ,2 Thunderbolt displays to go with my 2012 13” MacBook Pro and 2012 15” retina. My dream set up
I like how your main worries about that battery that looks like a pillow is the fact that it could bend the case or ruin the track pad. When that thing could literally explode and burn your face off and burn your house down while you run to the sink screaming, and you just set it on the floor....lol. have you ever seen videos of ballooned lithium ion batteries exploding?
Wow, that was really refreshing to watch. You have just regain confidence to people who are looking to bulk purchase faulty MacBooks and refurbish them. Good job!
PRAM resets have often worked for me.
But that's when it posts with booting issues, if it does not post it won't even reset the PRAM.
When working with these, don't forget Dosdude1 patcher and even OpenCore Legacy Patcher.
If you stick to Catalina, if you have no APFS support you can still use the OpenCore bootloader, it makes it so you don't have to see all the weird code of Dosdude1 custom bootloader as it's much better!
Always interesting, 👍I'm sure young viewers got a good ideas for their future. Keep it up bud
Have you ever considered setting up a side business where you sale the MacBooks that you repair? Like Cars & Bids?
Tech luke shook me to my core
I'm getting 2009 Mike posner vibes and I am even more scared
Entertaining, but the most important tool you're missing is a multimeter. For example, that "Bad GPU" one, MIGHT have been a bad GPU, or could be a Jtag issue, a bad IC, or maybe just a resister or capacitor that's shorted to ground. A multimeter, (& schematics if you can get them), & a decent soldering station could have gotten more of those devices working.
every year I get broken computers from friends, fix them and donate. I usually spend some money. But seeing the faces of people using the internet or things like that, it is priceless. I hope you may donate those.
I do the exact same thing, i bargain for laptops online, sometimes even for free if i am lucky, i try to fix 'em up and sell 'em on or give them to family members and friends who don't have a lot of money, so they can be more productive in their lifes and have something nice and it makes me happy so yeah, i am glad to see that you got so many working out of 2 boxes of parts basically. Makes my heart sing man really!
I thoroughly enjoyed this video. I’ve done the same with 2nd gen iMacs, B&W and G&W Macs. This used to be what I did, now retired. Thanks for the entertainment and the opportunity to see someone else work. LOL What I don’t miss is the smell.
Well done on this Luke!! I can't imagine how much time and effort went into making this video, but as always, loved watching the repairs come together and see what you could really get out of the whole thing. Looking forward to the next one!
I cant wait for the next video! Can you add in the description on where to buy these lots of MacBooks. I find this to be a fun hobby for me. Thanks
Wow wow wow. What a video Luke. You're my favorite apple based channel due to your knowledge. You're like a PC guy who knows his Macs.
when booting up an old macbook, it is recommended to hold power first then plug it in as ive once had a macbook plug in first and the hard drive would start beeping and the macbook would do nothing
Bro you just taught me so much! Thank You. I just bought a 2012 MacBook Pro for 75$ on ebay simply to use for music on youtube and basic internet to save stress and wear on my brand new M1 Air. This helped a lot. Apples product longevity is insane
These are my favorite videos you make. Fixing possible E-Waste into a usable computer again. If Apple would do the same they ne all the better for it. Keep up the good work. Looking forward to the next one. Just how capable can you make them. Speed, Ram Capacity, Max Hard Drive that also fast.
Kudos to you Luke for resurrecting these 12 year old Macbooks! Too bad a 2007 Macbook Pro is too old to refurbish. My wife has one and it can't run beyond Snow Leopard so she uses it for playing DVDs, and uses an iPAD for the rest of what she does. I bought her a 2015 Macbook Air in 2015 and have taken it over since she never started writing her book she wanted to write. Looking to buy an M1 Macbook Pro as my last computer as i turn 77 this year.
Two sponsors on one video! Luke is making that bread.
Keeping old Macs out of landfill makes me so happy. Good job, Luke!
Hi, I’m writing from the UK, I still have and use a 13” 2009 MacBook Pro. I am purely a silver surfer who enjoys watching your’s and other DIY Apple computer projects. I also have a M1 Mac mini and M2 MacBook.
@6:19 “OoooOOOoooo!” LOL, love the excited “OoooOOOOooo” sound, I keep,playing it, so,Erne should sample it for a song, LOL!
that is so cool, I have a refurbished macbook and it is everything I need for the moment, while I also use PC, I found that the MacBook is reliable and it does everything I need for everyday computing.
Great that you manage to get so many working Macbooks out of that lot! I reckon that, with a bit of outlay in spare parts, you could get even more of those working nicely, and then you'll also have some spare parts to sell in terms of the ones you can't get working.
I'm currently using a 2011 17" that I bought at a pawn shop years ago (intentionally buying it as a spare) and only started using it after my original 17" died a second time, followed by one of the 2012 13" with USB3 (they have no dedicated GPU to fail, but the screen is so tiny). Then I went through my parts pile of various slabs of aluminum and found this 17" that worked.
I have personally replaced just about every part in a 2011-2012 era MBP, except for logic board repair and screens. Replacing keyboards is a real pain (over 70 screws!), but less of a pain than a keyboard with a shorted or broken matrix. But I still haven't had a screen failure, so I've got plenty of spare screens!
(I should mention that 13" and 15" parts are often interchangeable, but the 17" has differences, like a longer flex cable for the keyboard and trackpad.)
I have been scrupulously using gfxCardStatus after every boot to disable the dedicated GPU. (if I simply disable the driver kext, graphics performance is awful) It's been at least two years so far, and it is STILL WORKING, though it did need a new battery in that time.
There is still one thing broken. The speakers seem to have ripped their cones, so they buzz at high volumes of some frequencies. They're glued together as assemblies, and it's hard to find replacement 17" speaker assemblies. I still haven't had time to try the "glue around the edges" trick that I heard of.
I'll probably get an M1 in a few months, but it took that long for Apple to make something that sucks less enough in build quality than their Retina and later Intel models that I'll even consider touching it.
My main thought about all this is that if it weren't for the GPU problem, the 2011/2012 would probably have been the best used Mac laptops ever. Intel didn't make their laptop CPUs significantly better in the past ten years, and having sockets for 16GB of RAM is much better than finding old laptops with 4GB or 8GB soldered in. Also a 2.5" SATA port is better than soldered 256GB or 512GB of flash. I've got 16GB RAM and 2TB of SSD in my current 17". And I've never had the misfortune of having to use a "butterfly" keyboard.
These are like my favourite types of videos with old apple unboxings
If you have 2011 devices with dead GPUs, there are ways to disable the AMD GPU and only use Intel HD graphics.
There are hardware permanent solutions, and software temporary solutions (a PRAM reset kills it again).
Oh the joy when you see (and hear) these MacBooks come to life. =) This was so much fun to watch. Looking forward to part 2. :))
People: buys a recent MacBook for 700 bucks
Luke: buys 32 old MacBook for 700 bucks
I respect your patience on this project
Currently watching this on my free MacBook pro I rescued from the dumpster... I love watching you save old macs!
You helped me remember my childhood joy of restoring tech. Thanks Luke!
This video is classic Miani. How to take two boxes of broken Macs and turn it into a positive experience. Terrific. Super fun.
Awesome video. I have a 2013 MacBook white case. That needs a new battery. Any advice where to get one?
I just love how the cylinder Mac Pro just stands in your place along other vintage tech.
Good stuff Luke! Out of curiosity, what will you be doing with the fixed/restored MacBooks?
where did you buy the macbooks? ebay? what did you search to find it?
Hi Luke, I love your videos like many, many do! I do have a question and need help. I have an older (2007) MacBook Pro and a late 2008 I think, iMac. I want to upgrade to ssd’s in both, but for the life of me I can’t clone the existing drives or do a new install of the os. What’s the secret? Cloning through disk utility doesn’t work. Old macs can’t do online install. What do I do? Thanks!
I like Tech Luke. He is *the* tech man.
Love watching you rehab all these Apple products! I always wanted one of those 17” MacBooks!
Just last week I've convinced a friend of mine to get a 2015 macbook pro for cheap instead of a new windows laptop, I wiped the ssd and installed the latest mac os and gave it a very good clean... Turned out amazing! He's very happy with it..
I just found your channel. I love seeing these old machine brought back to life. I just did this with 4 old 2009/10 Macbooks and Macbook pros. Got 3 working ones and sold them. How long did it take you to work on and repair all of these?
The “wooooooo!” For the 15” anti reflective got me.
I still have a 2009 17” mbp with the anti reflective screen sitting around but working
You should pick that one!
Amazing job Luke. I watch all your videos and your work is outstanding. Hope you and iFixit will consider donating these to a good cause.
Hey Luke, another brilliant video. You looked a little bad, hope you're doing well.
Every working MacBook reduces waste. So I love to see how you get things working again. Often an old 2010 device with Catalina or Linux (prefer elementary) is enough for the daily work.
Hope to learn more about the known issues with the old models like GPU failure etc.
Thanks for your content.
Best wishes
Tobbes
Nice how methodically you took on this project. Satisfying to watch these cast-aways come to life again.
People whose never tried repairing anything can’t even imagine how long this could’ve taken… gg big man!
i had to upgrade the memory and SSD of my computer (non Apple) and it took me like 30' to take off the damn back cover!!!
I've never seen anyone who likes Macs more than this guy.
This video makes me comfortable,nice work!Luke,keep going,don't stop.
Where did u get these from I kind of want to do this as well?
u go thru so mucn work for us LuKe! so underrated is your channel
Fantastic video and great work with the Macs! Always happy to see electronic upcycling!
Great job Luke... only 1 thing is missing and is the announcment of new home for the macbooks...
Bravo! Up-cycling is where it's at.
This is so addictive. I am begging you, Luke, to take one of these and load it up with Open Core. I am running a Macbook Pro 2011 (w dedicated gpu disabled) and running Monterey on it. (Open core legacy helps deal w/ the gpu issue!) Totally useable.
An overhead cam would be good for these
The absolute drip of Tech Luke. Truly a king
This is also great from an environmental perspective - that many macbooks that aren't going into landfills and having all the materials essentially wasted
Its amazing how these 8-12 year old macbook pros will still be useful machines; great content Luke
I upgraded from my 7 to the XS Max, big jump and much better battery life 🙏🏼👑 Props for my 7 for keeping up for the last 2 years, solid even with the drops, gotta be careful with the new intro to glass black smartphones 😅
We just keep increasing the numbers. One day, he's gonna buy 100+ and nobody's gonna bat an eye.
Well done !! Great to watch all this parts getting back to live !
My favourite type of videos from Luke
Best Mac channel on TH-cam 👍👍
I'm excited for that cleaning and adding best components part!
I'm really looking forward for part 2 hope it comes soon :)
11:40 heh this is so true I've never had a PRAM or SMC reset actually work on used / broken devices.
great video Luke, really got into buying/selling/fixing iMacs & MacBooks because of your videos!
Yeah, this could be a lot of fun actually especially if you have all of the things that you need
Great one! I’m looking forward to the follow up video! Thanks Luke. 💜
Love your channel, bro. Discovered it a few weeks ago, and have slowly made my way through most of your recent content!
I just found this channel .I have to say I love this guy and his channel. Fun to watch.
Fascinating! Way over my head, but fun to watch you do your magic on old computers.
Love this type of content.
Put on the list for one of those . My daughter needs one for her school work.
You should try installing Monterey on some for an experiment. You can use OpenCore Legacy Patcher.
"Have I just bought a box..of scrap metal?" *pulls out literally just the unibody* "Oh No.."
Nice... Only Luke can do such a thing
I’m 4:30 in and I’m shaking my head and pressing for you. It’s like watching a train wreck in reverse. But know this: I’m rooting for you! Go Luke!!!!!