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Model A1286. Released February 2011 / 2.0, 2.2, or 2.3 GHz Quad-core Intel Core i7 Processor

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Is logic board with EMC No. 2353-1 compatible with EMC No. 2417?

My 15” early 2011 MacBook Pro’s EEEE code DMNG and EMC code 2417 needs replacing. Is a logic board with EMC code 2353-1 compatible?

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The EMC numbers you've posted are from the same series.

2353-1 the 2417 is the boards ID.

How about giving us a bit more info on what you have and the source of the board you are looking at.

To be honest, I would recommend getting a 2012 logic board as the both 2011 series have GPU issues.

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Hi, I've just answered the question.

I've made one working machine from two broken ones.

I agree on the GPU problems and the convenience of using a better Lógic.

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@danj Thanks. Which 2012 logic boards would be compatible?

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Any one of these boards will work TheBookYard UK - Mid 2012 15" MacBook Pro Unibody - logic boards

The only alteration needed is filing the LVDS cable connector Apple switched vendors using a very slightly narrower connector. Carefully filing with a nail file the each edge of the fiberglass board with a few even strokes is all that's needed. Very easy upgrade!

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@danj Thank you for your guidance. I finally got around to swapping in a refurbished mid-2012 logic board (2.3 ghz CPU) as you recommended, and upgraded the machine to Catalina. It was a fun if precarious experience. Thanks again!

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The EMC 2353 is one of 7 MBP 15” running from 2010-2011

There is no EMC 2417

There is a EMC 2471 which is a MacBook Air Mid-2011 11”

What do you have?

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Photo appears to show EMC No. 2417; definitely not 2353. According to Apple, these are different boards. But are they interchangeable? Apple did not say.

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What photo are you referencing?

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@danj Why the down vote?

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Per - OT we aren't scoring till the ned of the month. META "How to improve Scoring and Accepting questions"

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@danj I did not see anything that says we downvote previously upvoted answers. Not sure why you did downvote this answer

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Yes, is fully compatible

I've changed a lógic 2417 to a MBP originally porting a 2353, it fits and works OK

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@rheneas double checked the boards and this answer is correct. Those boards definitely interchange without any issues. the MBP A1286 (EMC 2417) is a Core i7 2.0 15" early 2011.

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@Ivan Grigoriev Thanks for your replies!

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