what ports if NO mini disply port?have macpro 1,1 lion,need card to run resolve and mav hack.display ports?
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2 mini display ports and one DVI. I installed in Mac Pro 1,1 with lion and had no issues. Basically plug and play.
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you'll need (either an Apple or from someone else), a "mini-DisplayPort (Male) to DisplayPort (Female)" adapter.
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I bought the mini PCIe for my Mac Pro 1 because the regular(PCI) card pins did not fit into the PCI slot. I needed a PCIe(e= extended) according to the techs at Apple. The card works well and I have no issues with it.... I hope this helps.
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Yes, that's exactly the issue I have. I gave up and just ordered [4 Ports for Mac Pro]Inateck 4 Ports PCI-E to USB 3.0 Expansion Card for Mac Pro (Early 2008 to 2012 Late Version) - Interface USB 3.0 4-Port Express Card Desktop - No Additional Power Connection Needed
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It depends on which model you have. Check with everymac.com to find specs about your video card and if it can handle duel or mirroring. The lower end macbooks use shared RAM as VRAM... I don't believe those can handle powering an external LCD, but check that site it should have info.
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I bought it for a PC but I also own a Mac and in your case I would check with Nvidia or Apple the drivers issue. It will fit because pcie is a standard but are there drivers for OsX/Mac available? That's the only concern here
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Now this I'm not sure about. I didn't see any drivers or whatever for MAC, but then again, I'm not a MAC guy, I wasn't looking for them, sorry.
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To answer this question to my ability I'll say that you can hook this card up to anything that has a PCI card (Not a PCI-e which is a PCI express card) I don't own a Mac and never have, but If you had a method to do this then yes you could. Then you would of course have to meet the Specs 400watt min power supply, and 500w recommended for duel monitor, and updated drivers supplied by the AMD. In theory that is all you'd need to make this work. There are some that use "Hackintosh" computers that seem to be Apple OS on regular non apple PCs that seem to overcome this, but I'm not a professional on any of this, I'm just a regular consumer as are most here. Hope that helps. ***Edit**** Could you give me your specs(PCI 2.0?)/model/Mac OS version? I might be able to find a model that is made for your mac-book that is close enough to the specs of this one.
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Mine came with a VGA cable. If your MAC has VGA connector, it will hook up to it directly.
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I'm looking to purchase an airport card for a 1,1 mac pro as well...were you able to find one that works with your model?
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The main issue is that your Mac has DVI-D port or proper DVI-Dual link gender.By the Nvidia specification, GTX285 support 2560*1660 Resolution.http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-285/specificationsMac OS X is little bit different from Windows OS.So I suggest you find more information before buying this kind of bypass monitor.Otherwise, I just want to suggest Multi port monitor. (RGB, DVI-D, HDMI and DP port)Cheers!
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Not listed as supported unfortunately. Not sure if that just means the gaming software is not MAC native though.
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You need the "displaylink" driver to drive the external video screens and a driver to run the LAN port. Otherwise the device is a USB hub. There doesn't appear to be a "displaylink" driver for MAC IOS. Toshiba appear to primarly be a Windows notebook manufactuer so it makes sense that they might be reluctant to support dynadock for Apple.
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Yes, Mountain Lion has the drivers to work with a GTX 780. I actually used the card to run a Hackintosh build myself so I can verify that it will definitely work in a native mac environment on Mountain Lion AND Mavericks.
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No, this is the ACTIVE mini display port to DVI-D adapter. You'd use this if you need an active link (like if you've got a MacPro with an ATI 5770 card and you want to drive 3 displays. Apple's version is PASSIVE so you can only support 2 displays.) A dual link adapter will be labeled as such and will probably be more expensive.
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Mini DVI can be connected to either the HDMI or one of the Thunderbolt ports with an inexpensive adapter. Most of these adapters or cables are under $10. A high end version from a company like Belkin is about $15 or less.This is not unique to the Mac Pro, because there are very few computers today that still use Mini DVI.
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Highest resolution I've used is 2560 x 1440... I have it hooked up to a 27" Thunderbolt Display. But I know you can "daisy chain" at least two thunderbolt displays together with a cable. No VGA out of the Mac Mini, if that's what you're asking.