Will this work w/ Power Mac G5 Quad
211048
No. It's designed to work on PCs running Windows XP (SP3 or greater), Windows Vista, or Windows 7.
211049
No. It's designed to work on PCs running Windows® XP (SP3 or greater), Windows Vista®, or Windows 7.
1062335
Yes, this worked for me. It was an expensive fix but it worked. I had an old 2004 G5 and a 23" ADC cinema display. The G5 went out on and got a great deal on a used Mac Pro. The ADC screen and Mac Pro plugs are not compatible, found out the hard way. This unit made them compatible and allowed my to be able to use my old cinema display.
1522719
I don't think there is such thing called "Mac edition" it's PCI-E if u have that slot then it should work and if it's 16x will work perfectly
1360299
It should only need bus power. I have used this drive as last in chain to a powered desktop drive (FW800) then into a MacBook Pro without using an external power supply on the G-Tech drive.
150980
I have the iMac 2.66 i5 quad core Mac. I think it's the mid-2009 model and it was compatible with that.
1154168
It should be, the only spec that doesnt match is the voltage which is 1.5 and 1.35 on macbook pro, im not entirely familliar with macbooks so I cant say if it matters.
440693
I doubt it, though I can't be positive because I haven't hurtled towards the i5 like some of my lemming friends :) But since Apple made sure that you have to get a totally different connector, my guess is that it doesn't work! I would check with the Powerbag folks. (Just read the previous responses, so I defer to them. Ignore my Apple Rant :)
933393
As long as you can find drivers for it and the Macbook has SATA connectors then it will work.
1778083
No it will not this product is for a 20+4 pin atx psu found in a desktop pc. iMacs and Apple computers have other proprietary power connectors.
2056495
Yes, probably. Check www.everymac.com for your specific machine (processor) to be sure. This is an unsupported configuration, however.
353088
I believe that this adapter cable does work with the older G5 Tower. The square connector looks like the older style. Many of the newer connectors are smaller (before Thunderbolt) and not as square.
315748
yes, but you must have a SATA power connector to connect to the SATA power on the add on card. If you do not have extra connector in Mac, you may need to buy a Y-splitter cable which is not included in the package
582158
If the macbook air is the same size that the power plug's advertised for (mine's an older mac book pro, 15") it likely would.. and if your original had the same kind of plug. (I'm not really familiar with mac book air, but fairly certain that a plug's pretty much the same). you could look up 'plug for mac book air' somewhere else, and if the coniguation is entirely different, then I suppose you'd know.. hope this makes sense!
1372173
Yes, it should be compatible with a MacPro5,1 running OS X 10.5.6 or later.
707647
My impression is that it works with PC mainboards with PCI slots. Don't know if Power Mac G4 has same board architecture.
1497346
Ashley, I'm not sure if the Griffin "nob" would work. Make sure you download the software (drivers) from Griffin Website... the PowerMate works XP, Vista, and MAC: Mac OS X 10.3.9 or greater. I find mine and report back if I think there's a possibility it will work the way you wanted too.
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I would say no since the latest drives I could find were for Power PC. It looks to be pretty dated drivers for the Mac.