Will this work with an Apple G5 tower with PCI-e slots?
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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
1849634
Greetings, Good question. No, the compact chassis does not allow for any PCI-E expansion. Best regards, MITXPC
407360
I've never tried this particular card in an IMAC before.. however if the MAC supports the PCI-E port(s) I may suggest that it might work. Good Luck!!
2156577
Most likely, since the card doesnt require any PCI-E power connectors it should work, however most OEM PCs are shipped with the lowest rated PSU that can handle the cpu, drives and memory, i would recommend you check your PSU since its already old, 4 years its a long time for those, because this adds 55W more of required power.PCI-E is backwards compatible all the way to 1.1, so that would not be a problem.
1275863
This card barely fits in my full ATX tower, i dont think it will fit in your mac.
1009720
If you have room for a dual slot PCI-E graphics card, it should work just fine.
983242
I have a mac intell and now a pc for my husbands work office will this work with the tower and the pc that will be upstairs?
1752419
As long as there is an open PCIe slot it will work. You'll have to use the included low profile bracket.
959136
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.
113154
Should work, be careful though some mainboards will reject these cards due to a hardware conflict. Google this and pay close attention to hackintosh forums as this is a popular card for hackintosh builds
2214500
Honestly, I have no idea. Theoretically it would because it is ddr3, which is a standard architecture type for windows PCs, and, since Apple has made the switch to Intel chips, they are no longer making proprietary memory, because, well, they can't. They conformed to industry I standards with the move to Intel, so, they 'should' work. I know its an expensive experiment, but, I say go for it - Amazon has a wonderful RMA policy, so, at worst you'll be out cost minus shipping and MAYBE a restocking fee for a few weeks. Otherwise, if they fit, SCORE!
1999320
Yes a PCI-E x1 card will work in the PCI-E x16 slot on this motherboard. You will just be utilizing the first 18 pins: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PCI_Express#Pinout
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Tom: I cannot give you a definitive answer regarding its use with the iBook G3 as I am using it with the iBook G4 (7450) and a generic VGA monitor. But, as these two iBooks are similar except for the CPU, it is my belief that it will. I suggest you check with either Other World Computing (OWC) custserv@macsales.com or MegaMacs.com http://www.megamacs.com
653592
As others have pointed out it SHOULD work, but Apple hardware is sometimes very picky about the RAM. The nice thing is Amazon has a great return policy if it doesn't work!
778842
as long as the the socket on the motherboard of the macbook is a LGA 1155 should be fine.
1764995
It should depends on the size of your box. It is standard PCIe slot and the card is standard size as well. I think it should be fine. But if your box is much slim than others, then you might need to keep looking
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Yes-here are the compatible models: http://eshop.macsales.com/item/Other+World+Computing/DDAMBS0GB/