I have a 2006 Mac Pro 1,1 and am going to replace the 7300GT i have in it now. I just want to be completely sure that this card works.
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Works like a champ in mine. Be sure it's compatible with your machine, ATI should be able to answer that for you.
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I installed this card in the exact machine you have. Mine is a 1,1 but built in 07. I users the card. Only thing to keep in mind is that if you want to use 3 monitors with it you must use the ACTIVE display port to dvi adapter on this card. This card does NOT have the apple mini display ports on it.
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it works great in my 2008 mac pro- this link says it works in a 2006 mac pro as well- check it out and see what you think... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NUh0uvUHn68
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I have a late 2012 iMac with OS 10.8.3 and this graphics card. The i1 Display Pro and its software work with this system.
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Works just fine on my 2006 Mac Pro tower. No issues. Not quite sure why it wouldn't work with yours.
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If your looking for a video card for a macbook pro, no this one is for mac pro desktops. If you are looking for a video card for a mac pro early 2008 desktop yes, this card should work. I have two and both work great.
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So long as you have a PCI express slot to install it in then it should work fine in a 2008 Mac Pro
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I installed on my Mac Pro 2010 running the same OS and it works great. Not even need to install any drivers. If you have the right slot connector, it shouldn't be a problem.
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Yes . Its work with mac pro early 2008 . I own one before then I upgrade it with nvidia 285
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I used it in a 2012 Apple macPro. It works perfectly . But Apple recommend the same capacity in both slots. I don't know why yours have different capacity in one slot. Verify in Apple webpage, there they specify you replacements for your particular MacPro model.
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I have the Mac Pro 1,1 4 core made in 2006 and purchased these and they work great. I think they should work in you Mac, Jim
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My Mac Pro is a 2007 model, but I believe that all of the video cards from one will work with the other. So, you should have no problem. If you're adding this as an additional video card, instead of a replacement, you're going to want to put it in the top slot (your other card is already in the bottom slot). Then, connect the highest-resolution monitor to the card in the bottom slot. The bottom slot is 16 bit; the top one is 8 bit and all the others are 4 bit. There's supposed to be a performance hit when using anything but the bottom slot, but unless you're using it for video with a high-res monitor, I doubt you'll notice it. My Mac Pro is a 2007 model, but I believe that all of the video cards from one will work with the other. So, you should have no problem. If you're adding this as an additional video card, instead of a replacement, you're going to want to put it in the top slot (your other card is already in the bottom slot). Then, connect the highest-resolution monitor to the card in the bottom slot. The bottom slot is 16 bit; the top one is 8 bit and all the others are 4 bit. There's supposed to be a performance hit when using anything but the bottom slot, but unless you're using it for video with a... » Read More My Mac Pro is a 2007 model, but I believe that all of the video cards from one will work with the other. So, you should have no problem. If you're adding this as an additional video card, instead of a replacement, you're going to want to put it in the top slot (your other card is already in the bottom slot). Then, connect the highest-resolution monitor to the card in the bottom slot. The bottom slot is 16 bit; the top one is 8 bit and all the others are 4 bit. There's supposed to be a performance hit when using anything but the bottom slot, but unless you're using it for video with a high-res monitor, I doubt you'll notice it. « Show Less
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Yes, should be compatible using the OSX 10.9 native drivers. Note: installation in a MacPro may also require obtaining a Molex power adapter connector for proper functioning.
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Hi - I used this for a 2006 Mac Pro 1.1 machine. It is even faster than the stock model NVIDA that it came with
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From doing a Lookup on the specs of the Mac pro Early 2009 version it says The Graphics Card is a 2.0 pci-e and this is a 3.0 pci-e Card, so you're wondering if the Card will work. The Answer is yes it should work without a problem, the only issue might be if you have enough space in your Case for the Card, I wouldn't know since I don't have a Mac! Good luck with your Build Though.
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Hi sorry I used this memory on a 2.1 mac pro and it worked fine I don't know about if its comparable with your motherboard.
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It is hard to say. I think your model is an Intel based Mac. This card is made for Intel based Windows and Linux machines. If you are savvy with the internals of a Mac, then you can try. You might need modified drivers to be loaded. You might want to refer to notes on Hackintosh forums.
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They might, but the 1,1 and 2,1 have a slower memory speed than later versions, I bought these for a 1,1 because the speed matched. Check the MHz of the RAM in your MacPro now, then match that to get the best performance, its likely these: http://smile.amazon.com/Komputerbay-PC2-6400F-Buffered-Heatspreaders-PC2-6400/dp/B005HIWDFK/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1426168218&sr=8-3&keywords=komputerbay+mac+pro
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When I first ordered MB560Z/A NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GT 512MB Graphics Upgrade Kit for Mac Pro [ASIN: B00185RRXE], Apple Core Tech emailed me: "Thank you for purchasing the 8800 GT nVidia Graphics Card. The card you have selected is compatible with 2006 and 2007 (1,1 and 2,1) Mac Pros only, as described in its condition. Please contact me ASAP if you have a different Mac Pro model and I will make sure to send you the correct 8800 GT nVidia Graphics Card." I responded that my machine an early 2009 MacPro, 2 x 2.26 GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon, and needed two dual link dvi outputs to drive two 30" Cinema Displays. They sent me a version of the card that has been working perfectly for over a year. My mac reports it as Chipset Model: NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GT Type: GPU Bus: PCIe Slot: Slot-1 PCIe Lane Width: x8 VRAM (Total): 512 MB Vendor: NVIDIA (0x10de) Device ID: 0x0611 Revision ID: 0x00a2 ROM Revision: 3233