Is it possible to upgrade MBP 13 mid to Mid-2012 13?

Unfortunately the answer is negative, the 2010 model has different connectors on screen and logic board and they don’t match with the i5/i7 boards of 2011 and following years. You’ll have to stick to core2duo boards for compatibility.

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Mostly you need to stick with the same series in your case any of the MacBookPro7,1 logic boards. The architecture of system limits you, these two series are very different as @arbaman stated.

10 de mar de 2019 por Dan

So there is no other way to upgrade the CPU resources right?

10 de mar de 2019 por Arnel Arenilla

The fastest board available for your model is the core 2 duo 2,66Ghz. You can increase RAM and put in a SSD, but that's about it.

10 de mar de 2019 por arbaman

RAM is up to 16GB? I am correct?

10 de mar de 2019 por Arnel Arenilla

Yes, you are right, it takes up to 16GB RAM.

10 de mar de 2019 por arbaman

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The system series in question:

● What you have: MacBookPro7,1 - MacBook Pro 13" Mid-2010

● What you are looking at: MacBookPro9,2 - MacBook Pro 13" Mid-2012 — Dan
Mostly you need to stick with the same series in your case any of the MacBookPro7,1 logic boards. The architecture of system limits you, these two series are very different as @arbaman stated. — Dan
So there is no other way to upgrade the CPU resources right? — Arnel Arenilla
The fastest board available for your model is the core 2 duo 2,66Ghz. You can increase RAM and put in a SSD, but that's about it. — arbaman