Over at MacInTouch, reader Rickard Almqvist reports that Apple has updated the MacBook Pro logic board and that it "got rid of all whine." Last week I received a new revision of the logic board ...

MacBook Pro issues addressed with 'Rev. D' logic board Apple's MacBook Pro is undoubtedly the fastest and most powerful notebook computer Apple has ever launched, but it's not without its problems.

Loss of built-in speaker capabilities We've received scattered reports of users losing use of the MacBook Pro's built-in speakers, with the "Internal Speakers" option disappearing from the sound ...

With the addition of the T2 chip on the 2018 MacBook Pro, there is no longer a way to retrieve data from the computer's logic board if it fails.

M.I.C. gadget points to a pair of posts from Chinese forum WeiPhone.com showing portions of what is claimed to be the logic board and graphic hardware from the next-generation 15-inch MacBook Pro ...

Due to a new logic board design on the 2018 MacBook Pro, Apple's existing tools to recover data stored on the computer's solid-state drive won't work. Owners of the 2018 MacBook Pro will want to ...

Apple told its sevice partners that some MacBook Pro computers may require Mac OS X 10.4.6 after having the main logic board replaced: "When a MacBook Pro goes in for repair, some computers may ...

Evidence of battery, logic board-related issue Further evidence is appearing that would seem to indicate that at least some SuperDrive issues are related to problematic batteries or logic boards.

Apple changed the design of the 2018 model MacBook Pro with Touch Bar in such a way that it might be impossible to recover data from the SSD, if the logic board goes bad.

In case of a logic board failure on the 2016 and 2017 MacBook Pros, users can take them to an official Apple technician to recover the data stored on the SSD via a specialized mechanism called the ...