Will this hub work on a 2010 Mac Pro with a High Point USB 3.0 PCIe add in card?
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Can't say. The hub doesn't require a driver so software issues would only occur if your USB3.0 card uses a driver that doesn't like it when the number of ports are increased, or has an onboard controller chip with the same issue. Best bet is to contact the manufacturer of your USB card and ask if it has any issues with having a USB3.0 hub attached.
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The card supports a 4-Bay e-Sata enclosure on my MacPro with no problems and 3X the performance of USB 2.0. From what I have read in the comments on Amazon, the card will only support one multiport device per card because the port multiplier only seems to apply to one port. I expect to connect another multi-bay enclosure in the future but it will be one with built-in RAID so that it only presents a one device appearance to the card.
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It works under Yosemite but read/write times are much slower than USB 2.0. MacPro 3,1.
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Yes. I have it connected to my MacPro via FW800, but its fastest speed will be utilized with USB 3.
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Yes it will, I pulled my CDROM out of my Mac to run a hard drive in it's place so this hub was my solution to running the superdrive with my Macbook pro. I have copied from the super drive straight to my iPod hooked to this hub with no issues.. Hope that helps.
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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.
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My impression is that it works with PC mainboards with PCI slots. Don't know if Power Mac G4 has same board architecture.
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Am using w a new Mac Pro, but requires an ACTIVE connector ($100). Assuming similar set up would work for laptop.
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Yes, I occasionally connect mine to my Macbook and it works fine. Speeds with 3.0 are great.
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Works just fine on my 2006 Mac Pro tower. No issues. Not quite sure why it wouldn't work with yours.
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I have the 4 port Orico which is working well on my 2008 Mac Pro running OS X 10.10
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The hubs are plug and play, so if you are using Windows this should work. I have plugged mine into machines that have different versions of Windows and it works fine on all the machines I have used. The manufacturer claims that this is also plug and play with Mac OS X, but I have not tried it. If you are trying to use this on a different operating system (Linux or whatever) you will need to ask Cable Matters customer support if they have drivers for it. Their inquiry page is located here: https://www.cablematters.com/CustomerService.aspx?Topic=ContactUs
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This is a graphics card for a desktop PC with an open PCI-Express slot. This card is not compatible with any laptop and I don't know much about Macs so I wouldn't know if this could even fit in a regular Mac Pro.
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You don't need drivers for hub. I have tested with Linux, Windows, Mac OSx.
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IF: (these are important) -the Apple device has the PCI Express slot (only!) -the device recognizes USB 3.0 The first is critical, the second not so important. -
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Yes, should be compatible using the OSX 10.9 native drivers. Note: installation in a MacPro may also require obtaining a Molex power adapter connector for proper functioning.
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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.