My question is if i am able to change the internal parts of the MBA,for example getting some part from an newer MBA and putting them in mine,or if i am able to change the display with a newer one.
The costs of this dosnt really matter since the parts are cheap in my area,i just want to know if they will fit&work.
Thank you.
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Sorry, Apple makes it impossible to transfer parts between the Intel based system with the newer M Series SoC’s based systems. Between the RAM & storage soldered in and the radically different design of the display and battery there just isn’t anything to swapout between them.
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You 'Might' be able to use a small screw or 2 but that's about it.
Presuming the unit that you currently have has an Intel i5 processor It is possible to upgrade the SSD to a larger capacity... parts can be found at macrecycling or The BookYard, 2015-2017 components are fully compatible, so IF a speed performance upgrade is what your after then the fastest you'll ever get from a 2015 or 2017 Intel i7 which are basically identical models are roughly 10% faster than their i5 counterpart), paired with a Samsung EVO 970 Plus SSD using a Sintech Adaptor. might add another 5% in performance. I have done this upgrade myself & the noticeable difference is just a bit above minimal. The RAM can be upgraded to 16GB but it isn't the easiest of jobs and would prove quite expensive to do.... Here is a video showing that process.
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