I've Got a Late 2008 Macbook 13" Running Os X 10.6.8, What Is the Newest Os I Can Update to?
Do you need to downgrade or upgrade macOS on your Mac? This page volition testify you the oldest and newest version of macOS that you lot can install on your Mac.
Can I upgrade or downgrade macOS? How many times has this question come over the years? Probably hundreds if not thousands of times. Mac Hardware has a minimum and maximum version of macOS that can be installed. MacOS versions that come up before or after the minimum and maximum listed OS practice not take the right drivers required. At a certain point Apple tree volition decide that a Mac is no longer supported and will not include drivers.
Net Recovery Version
If your Mac supports Internet Recovery, you can use this guide to find out which version of macOS you lot volition get using the following options.
- Newest Bone – Selection-⌘-R
This choice will exist the newest or latest version of macOS that tin exist installed on your Mac.
- Aircraft Os (Oldest Os Available) – Shift-Selection-⌘-R
The "Aircraft Os Version" is the macOS version that your Mac originally shipped with from the factory. This is the IR Version that you will see if you lot use Shift-Option-⌘-R.
Note! The "Shipping OS can change to a newer OS release as the hardware gets older. An example of this is a MacBook Pro released with 10.13 merely after is shipped with 10.14.
Fun Hardware Info
As of 5/one/321, Apple has released over 150 dissimilar Intel Model Identifiers.
- Most Supported Mac =
MacBookPro9,1 (15-inch Mid 2012) – 10.7.iii – 10.15 = 9 Os Versions
- Least Supported Mac =
MacBook1,1 (thirteen-inch Core Duo 2006) – 10.4.six – x.6.eight = 3 OS Versions
Updates
In the futurity when Apple releases new hardware or OS, I will update this page. You can keep track of future updates from my Twitter Account @ClassicII_MrMac using the hashtag –
#UpgradeorDowngradeMacOS
Index of Intel-Based Mac Hardware From (2006-2020)
- 1. MacBook Pro – (2006-2020)
- 2. MacBook Air – (2008-2020)
- 3. MacBook – (2006-2017)
- 4. Mac Pro – (2006-2019)
- v. iMac – (2006-2020)
- 6. iMac Pro – (2017)
- 7. Mac Mini – (2006-2018)
- 8. Xserve – (2006-2009)
one. MacBook Pro (2006-20twenty)
The MacBook Pro was introduced by Steve Jobs at Macworld Briefing & Expo on January 10th, 2006. The MacBook Pro has seen five redesigns over the last fifteen years. Starting with Gen 1 (2006-2008), Gen 2 Unibody (2008-2012), Gen 3 Retina (2012-2015), Gen 4 Touch Bar (2016-2019) & Gen 5 sixteen″ Scissor (2019).
| Model Identifier | Machine Model | T1 T2 | Send Os | Oldest OS | Latest OS |
| MacBookPro16,2 | (13-inch 2020) | T2 | ten.15.iv | 10.fifteen > | 11.0 > |
| MacBookPro16,2 | (13-inch 2020) | T2 | 10.15.4 | x.15 > | 11.0 > |
| MacBookPro16,1 | (xvi-inch Belatedly 2019) | T2 | 10.15.1 | 10.fifteen > | 11.0 > |
| MacBookPro15,4 | (xiii-inch Mid 2019) | T2 | 10.14.5 | 10.xiv.6 | xi.0 > |
| MacBookPro15,i | (xv-inch 2019) | T2 | x.14.v | 10.14.vi | 11.0 > |
| MacBookPro15,3 | (15-inch 2022 Vega) | T2 | 10.14.5 | x.14.half dozen | 11.0 > |
| MacBookPro15,3 | (xv″ Mid 2022 Vega) | T2 | 10.xiv.i | 10.14.6 | eleven.0 > |
| MacBookPro15,2 | (13-inch Mid 2018) | T2 | 10.13.6 | 10.thirteen.6 | 11.0 > |
| MacBookPro15,ane | (15-inch Mid 2018) | T2 | x.13.6 | x.13.6 | 11.0 > |
| MacBookPro14,3 | (xv-inch Mid 2017) | T1 | 10.12.5 | ten.12.half dozen | xi.0 > |
| MacBookPro14,two | (13-inch Mid 2017) | T1 | 10.12.v | 10.12.vi | eleven.0 > |
| MacBookPro14,ane | (13-inch Mid 2017) | T1 | 10.12.five | 10.12.6 | 11.0 > |
| MacBookPro13,3 | (xv-inch Late 2016) | T1 | 10.12.1 | 10.12.half-dozen | 11.0 > |
| MacBookPro13,two | (thirteen-inch Late 2016) | T1 | x.12.1 | ten.12.vi | 11.0 > |
| MacBookPro13,one | (15-inch Late 2016) | T1 | ten.12.1 | 10.12.6 | 11.0 > |
| MacBookPro11,5 | (15-inch Mid 2015) | x.10.3 | 10.10.5 | 11.0 > | |
| MacBookPro11,iv | (fifteen-inch Mid 2015) | 10.x.3 | 10.10.5 | 11.0 > | |
| MacBookPro12,1 | (13-inch Early 2015) | ten.10.2 | 10.10.5 | 11.0 > | |
| MacBookPro11,3 | (15-inch Mid 2014) | 10.nine.4 | 10.9.5 | 11.0 > | |
| MacBookPro11,2 | (15-inch Belatedly 2013) | 10.9.0 | 10.ix.5 | 11.0 > | |
| MacBookPro11,1 | (thirteen-inch Late 2013) | ten.9.0 | 10.nine.5 | 11.0 > | |
| MacBookPro10,2 | (13-inch Early 2013) | 10.eight.2 | x.viii.5 | x.xv > | |
| MacBookPro10,1 | (15-inch Early 2013) | 10.eight.2 | 10.8.5 | 10.15 > | |
| MacBookPro10,2 | (thirteen-inch Ret 2012) | 10.7.iv | ten.7.v | 10.15 > | |
| MacBookPro10.1 | (15-inch Ret 2012) | 10.7.iv | 10.7.five | 10.fifteen > | |
| MacBookPro9,2 | (13-inch Mid 2012) | 10.7.3 | ten.7.v | 10.15 > | |
| MacBookPro9,1 | (xv-inch Mid 2012) | 10.seven.3 | 10.seven.5 | 10.15 > | |
| MacBookPro8,3 | (17-inch Late 2011) | ten.7.2 | x.7.v | 10.13.six | |
| MacBookPro8,2 | (fifteen-inch Late 2011) | x.7.2 | 10.7.5 | ten.13.6 | |
| MacBookPro8,1 | (xiii-inch Belatedly 2011) | 10.7.2 | 10.7.5 | ten.13.vi | |
| MacBookPro8,3 | (17-inch Early 2011) | x.6.half dozen | 10.6.6* | 10.xiii.6 | |
| MacBookPro8,2 | (15-inch Early 2011) | x.6.vi | 10.6.6* | x.13.6 | |
| MacBookPro8,1 | (13-inch Early 2011) | 10.6.half-dozen | 10.half dozen.6* | x.thirteen.six | |
| MacBookPro7,ane | (13-inch Mid 2010) | ten.6.3 | 10.6.three* | ten.13.vi | |
| MacBookPro6,ii | (15-inch Mid 2010) | 10.6.three | ten.6.3* | 10.thirteen.half dozen | |
| MacBookPro6,1 | (17-inch Early 2010) | 10.half-dozen.three | 10.half-dozen.3* | ten.12.6 | |
| MacBookPro5,v | (13-inch Mid 2009) | 10.5.7 | ten.v.7* | 10.eleven.vi | |
| MacBookPro5,iv | (15-inch Mid 2009) | 10.5.vii | 10.v.7* | 10.11.six | |
| MacBookPro5,3 | (xv-inch Mid 2009) | ten.five.7 | 10.v.vii* | 10.11.vi | |
| MacBookPro5,2 | (17-inch Early on 2009) | ten.v.six | 10.v.six* | 10.eleven.6 | |
| MacBookPro5,ane | (15-inch Late 2008) | 10.5.v | x.5.5* | x.11.vi | |
| MacBookPro5,1 | (17-inch Belatedly 2008) | 10.5.5 | ten.five.five* | 10.xi.6 | |
| MacBookPro4,1 | (15-inch Early 2008) | 10.five.2 | ten.5.2* | 10.11.6 | |
| MacBookPro4,1 | (17-inch Early 2008) | 10.5.2 | x.5.2* | 10.eleven.6 | |
| MacBookPro3,1 | (15-inch Late 2007) | ten.iv.nine | 10.iv.9* | 10.11.half dozen | |
| MacBookPro3,1 | (17-inch Tardily 2007) | 10.4.9 | 10.4.9* | 10.11.6 | |
| MacBookPro2,2 | (15-inch Late 2006) | 10.4.8 | x.4.8* | 10.vii.5 | |
| MacBookPro2,1 | (17-inch Late 2006) | 10.4.8 | 10.4.viii* | 10.7.5 | |
| MacBookPro1,2 | (17-inch 2006) | x.4.5 | 10.4.5* | 10.half-dozen.8 | |
| MacBookPro1,1 | (15-inch 2006) | ten.4.five | 10.4.5* | 10.half dozen.8 | |
| *Available on | Reinstall DVD or CD |
2. MacBook Air (2008-2020)
The MacBook Air was showtime introduced at Macworld San Fransisco by Steve Jobs on January 15th, 2008. For the 1st Generation from 2008-2010 the screen size was or a 13.three″ and included a Intel Cadre two Duo Processor. The Second Generation introduced in 2010 added an eleven″ version. From 2022 on you could only get the thirteen″ Model. The third Generation 13-inch MacBook Air was released in 2018.
| Model Identifier | Motorcar Model | T1 T2 | Ship Bone | Oldest OS | Latest Bone |
| MacBookAir9,one | (Retina, xiii-inch, 2020) | T2 | ten.xv.three | 10.15> | x.15> |
| MacBookAir8,two | (Retina, 13-inch, 2019) | T2 | 10.14.5 | 10.14.6 | ten.xv> |
| MacBookAir8,i | (Retina, 13-inch, 2018) | T2 | x.xiv.1 | x.14.6 | 10.xv> |
| MacBookAir7,2 | (Mid 2017) | 10.12.vi | 10.12.vi | 10.15> | |
| MacBookAir7,2 | (xiii-inch Early 2015) | 10.x.2 | 10.ten.5 | 10.fifteen> | |
| MacBookAir7,i | (xi-inch Early 2015) | ten.10.2 | 10.10.five | ten.15> | |
| MacBookAir6,2 | (13-inch Early 2014) | 10.10.2 | 10.10.5 | 10.xv> | |
| MacBookAir6,one | (eleven-inch Mid 2013) | 10.viii.four | 10.8.5 | ten.15 > | |
| MacBookAir6,2 | (xiii-inch Mid 2013 ) | 10.viii.four | 10.8.5 | 10.15 > | |
| MacBookAir6,1 | (11-inch Mid 2012) | 10.seven.4 | x.vii.5 | 10.xv > | |
| MacBookAir5,2 | (xiii″ EDU Mid 2012) | 10.eight.two | 10.viii.v | 10.15 > | |
| MacBookAir5,2 | thirteen-inch Mid 2012) | 10.7.4 | 10.7.4* | 10.fifteen> | |
| MacBookAir5,ane | (11-inch Mid 2012) | 10.vii.iv | 10.7.iv* | 10.xv > | |
| MacBookAir4,2 | (thirteen″ EDU Mid 2012) | 10.7.3 | ten.7.4* | 10.15 > | |
| MacBookAir4,i | (11-inch Mid 2012) | 10.seven | 10.seven.4* | 10.xv > | |
| MacBookAir3,2 | (13-inch Belatedly 2010) | x.six.four | 10.six.4* | 10.xiii.6 | |
| MacBookAir3,1 | (eleven-inch Late 2010) | 10.6.4 | 10.6.4* | 10.xiii.6 | |
| MacBookAir2,1 | (thirteen-inch Mid 2009) | ten.5.7 | 10.5.7 | 10.11.6 | |
| MacBookAir2,1 | (13-inch Tardily 2008) | 10.v.5 | 10.5.5 | 10.eleven.6 | |
| MacBookAir1,1 | (13-inch Early 2008) | x.5.1 | 10.5.1 | 10.11.six | |
| *USB Installer |
iii. MacBook – (2006-2017)
This Section covers the original 2006 xiii-inch MacBook all the fashion to the 2022 12″ Version. The MacBook has seen 4 unlike designs since 2006. Gen 1 Polycarbonate (2006-2008), Gen 2 Aluminum Unibody (2008-2009). Gen 3 Polycarbonate Unibody (2009-2010) & Gen 4 12″ USB-C (2015-2017).
| Model Identifier | Machine Model | Ship Bone | Oldest OS | Latest Os |
| MacBook10,ane | (Mid 2017) | 10.12.5 | 10.12.6 | ten.xv > |
| MacBook9,1 | (Early 2016) | 10.11.four | 10.eleven.6 | 10.15 > |
| MacBook8,1 | (Early on 2015) | 10.ten.ii | ten.ten.6 | 10.15 > |
| MacBook7,1 | (Unibody Mid 2010) | ten.vi.three | x.6.iii DVD | 10.11.half dozen |
| MacBook6,1 | (Unibody Belatedly 2009) | 10.6.i | 10.vi.1 DVD | 10.13.vi |
| MacBook5,2 | (White Mid 2009) | x.5.7 | 10.five.vii DVD | x.11.vi |
| MacBook5,2 | (13-inch C2D Early 2009) | ten.5.6 | ten.five.6 DVD | 10.11.vi |
| MacBook5,ane | (thirteen-inch C2D Tardily 2008 Aluminum) | 10.5.5 | 10.5.5 DVD | 10.11.6 |
| MacBook4,1 | (13-inch C2D Early 2008) | 10.5.ii | x.5.2 DVD | 10.7.v |
| MacBook3,1 | (13-inch C2D Belatedly 2007) | 10.five | x.5 DVD | 10.vii.5 |
| MacBook2,i | (thirteen-inch C2D Mid 2007) | 10.4.9 | 10.iv.9 DVD | 10.vii.5 |
| MacBook2,1 | (13-inch C2D Late 2006) | 10.4.8 | x.iv.8 DVD | 10.vii.five |
| MacBook1,1 | (13-inch Cadre Duo 2006) | x.iv.vi | x.4.6 DVD | 10.6.viii |
4. Mac Pro – (2006-2019)
The Mac Pro was outset introduced at WWDC on Baronial 7, 2006. Information technology has seen 3 Generations from 2006-2019. Gen 1 "Cheese Grater" V1 (2006-2012), Gen two "Trash Tin can" (2013) & Gen iii "Cheese Grater" V2 (2019).
| Model Identifier | Machine Model | T1 T2 | Ship Bone | Oldest Os | Latest Bone |
| MacPro7,1 | (2019) | T2 | 10.five.i | 10.15 > | 10.fifteen > |
| MacPro6,ane | (Late 2013) | NA | 10.9.1 | x.9.5 | 10.xv > |
| MacPro5,i | (2012 Server) | NA | 10.7.4 | 10.seven.5 | 10.fourteen.six* |
| MacPro5,one | (Mid 2010) | NA | 10.6.4 | 10.vi.4 DVD | x.14.6* |
| MacPro4,1 | (Nehalem 2009) | NA | 10.5.half dozen | 10.6.half dozen DVD | ten.11.vi |
| MacPro3,i | (Eight Core 2008) | NA | x.5.1 | 10.five.1 DVD | 10.11.6 |
| MacPro2,ane | (Eight Core 2007) | NA | 10.4.9 | ten.4.9 DVD | 10.vii.5 |
| MacPro1,1 | (Quad Cadre 2006) | NA | 10.4.7 | 10.4.seven DVD | 10.7.5 |
| *Metallic Graphics | Video Card Required |
5. iMac – (2006-2019)
The iMac was starting time introduced at an Apple Special Event at the Flint Centre, Cupertino on May vi, 1998 by Steve Jobs. The First Intel Based iMac was introduced at Macworld Conference and Expo on January 10, 2006 by Steve Jobs. Information technology has seen seven different designs since 1998.
| Model Identifier | Machine Model | Ship OS | Oldest Os | Latest OS |
| iMac20,2 | (5K, 2020; 5700/XT) | ten.15.6 | 10.15.vi | 10.15> |
| iMac20,1 | (27-Inch 5K, 2020) | 10.xv.6 | 10.15.6 | 10.fifteen> |
| iMac19,2 | (21.5-Inch 4k, 2019) | 10.14.4 | 10.14.half dozen | 10.fifteen > |
| iMac19,i | (27-Inch 5k, 2019) | x.xiv.iv | ten.14.6 | 10.15 > |
| iMac18,iii | (27-Inch 5k Mid-2017) | 10.12.four | x.12.half-dozen | x.fifteen > |
| iMac18,ii | (21.v-Inch 4k Mid-2017) | 10.12.4 | 10.12.half-dozen | 10.15 > |
| iMac18,1 | (21.5-Inch Mid-2017) | ten.12.iv | 10.12.6 | x.15 > |
| iMac17,1 | (27-Inch 5k, Late 2015) | 10.11 | 10.xi.vi | 10.15 > |
| iMac16,2 | (21.v-Inch 4k. Late 2015) | 10.11 | 10.11.half-dozen | ten.15 > |
| iMac16,2 | (21.5-Inch Belatedly 2015) | ten.eleven | ten.11.6 | 10.fifteen > |
| iMac16,1 | (21.5-Inch Belatedly 2015) | ten.xi | x.11.6 | ten.15 > |
| iMac15,1 | (27-Inch 5K, Mid-2015) | x.10.2 | 10.10.5 | 10.15 > |
| iMac15,1 | (27-Inch 5k, Late 2014) | 10.10 | 10.10.5 | 10.15 > |
| iMac14,4 | (21.5-inch Mid 2014) | 10.ix.3 | ten.9.v | x.15 > |
| iMac14,iii | (21.v-inch Late 2013) | ten.8.4 | 10.eight.5 | 10.15 > |
| iMac14,2 | (27-inch Late 2013) | ten.8.4 | ten.8.v | ten.15 > |
| iMac14,one | (21.5-inch Late 2013) | 10.8.4 | 10.8.5 | x.15 > |
| iMac13,2 | (27-Inch Late 2012) | ten.8.2 | 10.8.5 | ten.xv > |
| iMac13,1 | (21.5-inch Belatedly 2012) | 10.8.2 | ten.8.5 | 10.15 > |
| iMac12,one | (21.5-inch Tardily 2011) | 10.7.ii | 10.7.5 | x.xiii.vi |
| iMac12,ii | (27-inch Mid 2011) | 10.vi.6 | 10.6.six DVD | 10.thirteen.vi |
| iMac12,1 | (21.5-inch Mid 2011) | x.6.6 | 10.6.6 DVD | 10.13.6 |
| iMac11,3 | (27-inch Mid 2010) | 10.vi.3 | ten.6.3 DVD | 10.thirteen.six |
| iMac11,2 | (21.5-inch Mid 2010) | 10.6.3 | 10.6.three DVD | 10.13.6 |
| iMac11,1 | (27-inch Late 2009) | ten.6.ii | 10.half-dozen.2 DVD | x.13.vi |
| iMac10,ane | (21.v-inch Late 2009) | 10.half dozen.ane | 10.6.1 DVD | 10.13.vi |
| iMac10,1 | (27-inch Late 2009) | 10.6.1 | 10.6.1 DVD | 10.13.six |
| iMac9,1 | (twenty-inch Mid 2009 EDU) | x.5.eight | 10.v.8 DVD | 10.xi.6 |
| iMac9,1 | (24-inch Early 2009) | x.5.6 | 10.5.half dozen DVD | 10.11.6 |
| iMac9,1 | (20-inch Early on 2009) | 10.5.6 | 10.5.6 DVD | 10.11.6 |
| iMac8,1 | (24-inch Early 2008) | 10.v.2 | 10.5.two DVD | 10.11.vi |
| iMac8,1 | (20-inch Early on 2008) | 10.5.2 | 10.v.2 DVD | 10.11.6 |
| iMac7,1 | (24-inch Mid 2007) | 10.4.ten | 10.4.ten DVD | 10.11.half dozen |
| iMac7,1 | (twenty-inch Mid 2007) | 10.4.10 | ten.4.10 DVD | 10.11.6 |
| iMac6,ane | (24-inch Late 2006) | 10.4.seven | 10.iv.vii DVD | 10.7.v |
| iMac5,2 | (17-inch Late 2006) | ten.4.7 | 10.4.vii DVD | ten.7.v |
| iMac5,i | (20-inch Late 2006) | ten.4.7 | 10.4.seven DVD | ten.7.five |
| iMac5,1 | (17-inch Late 2006) | 10.4.vii | x.4.7 DVD | 10.7.5 |
| iMac4,2 | (17-inch Mid 2006) | ten.4.vii | 10.4.7 DVD | 10.half dozen.8 |
| iMac4,ane | (xx-inch Early 2006) | 10.4.4 | 10.4.4 DVD | 10.6.viii |
| iMac4,1 | (17-inch Early 2006) | ten.4.4 | x.iv.iv DVD | 10.6.eight |
six. iMac Pro (2018)
The iMac Pro was introduced at WWDC on June v, 2017.
| Model Identifier | Machine Model | T2 | Send OS | Oldest Os | Latest Os |
| iMacPro1,1 | (5k, 27-inch Late 2017) | T2 | ten.xiii.ii | 10.xiii.half-dozen | 10.15 > |
7. Mac Mini – (2006 -2018)
On January 10, 2005, the Mac mini was announced at the Macworld Conference & Expo by Steve Jobs. He said at the time the Mac Mini was "the cheapest, most affordable Mac e'er". The Intel Version was appear on February 28, 2006.
| Model Identifier | Motorcar Model | T1 T2 | Shipping OS | Oldest Bone | Latest OS |
| Macmini8,ane | (Late 2018) | T2 | 10.14 | ten.xiv.half-dozen | 10.15 > |
| Macmini7,i | (Tardily 2014) | NA | 10.ten | 10.ten.5 | 10.15 > |
| Macmini6,ii | (Late 2012 Server) | NA | 10.8.2 | x.eight.5 | 10.15 > |
| Macmini6,2 | (Belatedly 2012) | NA | 10.8.1 | 10.8.5 | 10.15 > |
| Macmini6,i | (Tardily 2012) | NA | 10.eight.i | 10.8.v | x.15 > |
| Macmini5,iii | (Mid 2011 Server) | NA | 10.vii | 10.7.5 | x.13.half-dozen |
| Macmini5,two | (Mid 2011) | NA | 10.vii | x.vii.5 | 10.xiii.6 |
| Macmini5,1 | (Mid 2011) | NA | 10.7 | 10.seven.five | 10.13.6 |
| Macmini4,1 | (Mid 2010 Server) | NA | 10.6.four | 10.6.4 DVD | 10.13.6 |
| Macmini4,ane | (Mid 2010) | NA | 10.6.4 | 10.half-dozen.4 DVD | 10.13.6 |
| Macmini3,one | (Tardily 2009 Server) | NA | 10.6.1 | 10.6.i DVD | x.eleven.6 |
| Macmini3,one | (Late 2009) | NA | 10.6.i | x.6.i DVD | 10.11.half-dozen |
| Macmini3,1 | (Early 2009) | NA | x.5.6 | 10.5.6 DVD | x.xi.6 |
| Macmini2,1 | (Mid 2007) | NA | 10.4.10 | 10.iv.10 DVD | 10.7.v |
| Macmini1,1 | (Belatedly 2006) | NA | 10.4.7 | 10.4.vii DVD | x.six.8 |
| Macmini1,i | (Early 2006) | NA | ten.four.5 | 10.four.v DVD | x.6.8 |
8. Xserve – (2006-2009)
I near forgot about Xserve. How could I forget about i of my favorite almost reliable Macs always created? The Xserve was introduced on May 14, 2002. The Get-go Generation was based on a G4 Processor. The 2nd Generation was based on the G5 and the tertiary and last Generation was based on Intel's Xeon Processor.
| Model Identifier | Machine Model | Aircraft OS | Oldest OS | Latest Os |
| Xserve3,one | (Quad Cadre Early 2009) | 10.5.6 Server | x.5.6 Server DVD | x.xi.6 |
| Xserve2,one | (Eight Cadre Early 2008) | 10.5 Server | 10.5.0 Server DVD | 10.7.v |
| Xserve1,i | (Quad Core Late 2006) | ten.iv.8 Server | 10.4.8 Server DVD | 10.7.5 |
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