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Retro Fitting A Mid 2015 Motherboard To a Mid 2012 Shell

I have a Mid 2012 MacBook Pro Retina, & Mid 2015 MacBook Pro Retina

I was wondering if I can retro fit the Mid 2012 MBP with the Mid 2015 MBP's Logic Board (both are A1398s). I wonder if it will fit and if the screws will align correctly before I even attempt it.

I’ve already swapped a Mid 2012 to another Mid 2012, without problem.

But, is there any difference between Mid 2012 to Mid 2015? I’m looking for short yes/no answers, but I’ll gladly accept an explanation as to why it can or can-not be done.

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Simple answer No!

See for your self they are different boards, while very similar the headphone jack is setup differently as well as the one uses a Trackpad and the other a Touchpad:

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Thanks, You saved me a huge disappointment from opening them both and trying it, possibly saved me money too.

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YES, OK 2015 not work but 2014 or 2013 ???

I also have a MacbookPro Retina Mid 2012 for 1 year, I keep it closed because it has a problem with the dedicated video card and I can't do anything to it, after I try any boot mode, the screen with video artifacts appears.

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The best you can do is slide in an Early 2013 board, but thats not much of an improvement! Review this: What are all the differences between the 15-Inch "Early 2013" Retina Display MacBook Pro models and the "Mid-2012" models replaced?

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