Will this card work with a 263 watts Mac Pro 4,1? If not, how do I upgrade?
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go to http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-650ti/specifications for more info :)
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I'm unsure. Check your "About Mac" and see if the specs line up. I do know that you won't get the 1600MHz out of this Corsair RAM...the Mac Pro doesn't support it.
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I am using two of the cards in a Mac Pro 2010. I powered them off of the SATA power port for drive sled 4 and mounted the drive that was in sled 4 in the optical bay. Trying to use optical bay power is pretty much impossible since Apple left no pathway to get the cable down from optical to where the cards would sit without taking apart the whole machine.
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I am using this video card on a Mac Pro tower as a card for three 23" monitors. Don' have any experience with other systems.
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Per the EVGA website you need a "Minimum of a 350 Watt power supply".You didn't mention what type and model PC you have. If it is an HP they come terribly under-powered. I would upgrade your power supply. Do not try and use that card with anything less than a 350 watt power supply. I'd get a bare minimum of a 450W power supply.
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I agree with previous answerer. This is a real nice card but you need to check compatibilities to be sure. Also, this card is especially large physically, so be sure you have enough space in whatever you put it in past any other cards or slots you have installed other upgrades in or are utilizing from your MAC.
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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
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most should work, just make sure that it fit the PSU. If you aren't sure http://www.upgradevideocards.com/criteria.html this should help
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I don't know. I have it installed on a MacPro (Intel). I would think it is a function of two questions: 1) is your PowerPC expansion bus compatible with the card, 2) Is there driver software for the card built in to the highest version of OSX that runs on your machine or available from the card manufacturer. Sorry, this is the best I can do.
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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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I have a MacPro mid 2010 and the card works fine. I don't have information on any other Mac Pro's.
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I looked up that build and I don't know that the power supply is beefy enough, 250 or 300w is the size I found for it. 400w is the minimum for this card I believe. (mine is 450w and I have had no issues with the card at all.) I can't recommend it for you on that computer, because it would likely cause issues for you. Sorry. :/
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Yes. The minimum power requirement for this card is 350Watt. Works well with my 375 watt supply.
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It should work, if anything, at least make sure your PSU is reliable. I had this card running with a 65W CPU on a 300W PSU
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it may work but I don't think that mac has the right PCIe slot so if it even boots up it will be way slower than the rated specs
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I never used a Mac, but if your mac has a PCI-E slot, I think it will work. Maybe you can find some video cards compatibility guide for your Mac Pro.
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if your power supply is a 500W or above you will be able to power the card. Provided the rest of your system isn't low end or super dirt old, you shouldn't be bottlenecked or have to worry about hardware compatability.If you mean software wise like drivers, well Nvidia cards like to play well with eachother so having an Nvidia card in there and swapping to another Nvidia should be fine if you do not wish to reload your OS.