Would this be compatible with an lg 34um95p in a macpro running bootcamp
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I would suggest something more powerful and less energy consuming if you plan on playing on that resolution, like a nVidia gtx 980
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It should. Look in System Profiler/System Information and make sure your "Model Identifier" is between MacbookPro5,1 and MacBookPro7,1.
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I would be very hesitant to use the card. When I bought my Mac Pro in January 2008, the card was on back order and I had to accept two 250 MB cards instead of one 500 MB. Several years later, I bought the 500 MB card. Graphics cards are in a constant state of flux. The card in question might not even fit (240 pin vs 180 pin). Apple customer support may show you the compatibility. Apple is much better in this respect than it used to be. There are also web sites that can help. Good luck.
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It will not. The video hardware in the MacBook Pro is soldered onto the logic board, and is not user-replaceable.
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Most likely not. The issue is software. The Nvidia bios and Apple bios are NOT compatible. If you install this card (which is great for Windows OS), you may not get any video at all on boot-up. Not to mention this card takes up two card slots of space. I know this card is low cost but I would look for a video card that specifies that it is MAC compatible.
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That's a question you should put directly to EVGA. If your Mac uses 8800GTX's, I'd say yes. But, why take a chance.
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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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Sorry it will not work on a macsee the technical specs here where it only specifies Windows:http://www.lg.com/levant_en/video-players/lg-GP08If you run windows from within mac (http://store.apple.com/au/browse/guide/windows) you can get it to work but it will not work in OSX
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I don't have bootcamp set up at the moment but I couldn't see why not. If you format it to run on both windows and mac should be fine?
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Absolutely not! Read the product description and you'll see it's only for a MacPro.
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Yes, I have a Mac Pro 4,1 ( 2x2.93GHz ) running Mavericks and it was plug and play. As I had said in my review on this card a while ago, an excellent value for the price!
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Mac Pro? Then yes. The only part that does not work is during boot. Because it does not have a EFI Rom it only starts working once you get to the login screen. I haven't tried it but this could cause problems if you have encrypted your drive because I believe the password prompt would never show up. Other than that it works perfectly and is a great improvement to drive my 4k display - I can finally use mission control without it stuttering. During updates it can also look like nothing is happening for a while as the update progress is not displayed, just wait. Keep your old card around for new installs or if you run into issues where you need to see the boot process.
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Yes it should. Look for one that's running at least Mac OSX Lion. Hope this helps.
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Yes it should, as long as you have 2 slots up and about 10 inches of space from the back of the machine available. However, the screen will be blank until the login screen (you can't change which drive you want to boot off of for example). It worked in my Mac Pro with boot camp and Windows, not sure what year but it looks exactly the same.
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Btw. Mine is a pro, not a plain MacBook. I don't know if that makes a difference
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According to this: http://support.apple.com/kb/ht5219#1 I believe you should be fine. Read it to be sure, but I believe the Haswell based Airs run video through thunderbolt just fine.
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I personally do not know, I do not have a MacPro. Best answer is to go to StarTech.com and look for the model and see if they have drivers for Macs. Sorry I couldn't give you the answer you needed.