Will this card work with my 2009 mac pro tower?
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I do not know - I am using a PC from 2007; it might, just do a little research.
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Yes . Its work with mac pro early 2008 . I own one before then I upgrade it with nvidia 285
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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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Sorry for late response. Yes, it would on your Early 2009. I have a Mac Pro Early 2008 and it worked with no problems. However, be sure to connect the cable to the mother board located behind hard drives. Attached cable is required for added power requirements to the graphics card. If you don't connect cable, it will not work. If you have additional questions, please let me know. Good luck!
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It is hard to say. I think your model is an Intel based Mac. This card is made for Intel based Windows and Linux machines. If you are savvy with the internals of a Mac, then you can try. You might need modified drivers to be loaded. You might want to refer to notes on Hackintosh forums.
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Hi - I used this for a 2006 Mac Pro 1.1 machine. It is even faster than the stock model NVIDA that it came with
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I have a 2013 Mac Pro 12 core machine and the Radeon card works for me. I am not a gamer though so I cannot comment on performance in games. The only choices for a higher end video card I am aware of are the 7950 and the NVidia card (don't remember the model). I had compatiblity issues with the NVidia card and the Radeon worked right out of the box.
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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!!
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Hello Peter, The Early 2009 Mac Pro only supports up to 16GB using four Unbuffered ECC 1333MHz 4GB memory modules. Part number KVR1333D3N9/8G is a Non-ECC 1333MHz 8GB module and is not compatible with that system. We no longer support the Early 2009 Mac Pro as we no longer manufacture memory that is compatible with it. You may be able to find the discontinued compatible 4GB memory module KTA-MP1333/4G from some resellers. Thank you for your interest in Kingston ValueRAM. -Jewel, Kingston US Technical Support
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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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I don't think so, it seems to be a windows version. I installed this one on my early 2008 mac pro and it worked perfectly but I think it need Mountain Lion or Mavericks. Those OS's have drivers built in of which OSX 10.7 doesn't. This is the one I got and it work great Inateck Superspeed 4 Ports PCI-E to USB 3.0 Expansion Card - Interface USB 3.0 4-Port Express Card Desktop with 15 Pin SATA Power Connector, [ Include with A 4pin to 2x15pin Cable + A 15pin to 2x 15pin SATA Y-Cable ]
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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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This card has been around for many years now but that does not mean it will work with a MAC. Normally the only mandatory requirement is that you have a PCIe-16 slot available and you can download the driver into BIOS. Remember this card takes up 2 slot spaces. If you install it and get no video at all you need to use a card that specifies that it is MAC compatible.
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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
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Yes, on my Mac Pro tower, I've successfully used bus powered CF & SD card readers and portable hard drives and thumb drives. Only USB 3.0 PCI card for Macs that I know of that does this with no issues.
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I am using this in my Mac Pro currently. You need to make sure your Mac can use this card though.
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Simply put, no. Mac's aren't meant to run such a card. You'll need a high-end Windows PC to run this card.