Will this work in my mac pro 1,1 from early 2008?
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More detailed configuration information would be nice. However, if Apple's specs http://support.apple.com/kb/sp30) are applicable to your model, yes these should work. You should really check your system documentation first though.
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Hi. From what I've researched, this Airport Extreme Card is compatible with all generations of Mac Pro through 2009. My Mac Pro is an Early 2009 model with a 2.66 GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon. It is easy enough to install once you remove the modules around the area where it will be installed (looking at the inside of the tower, it is just left of center), but it is somewhat difficult to attach the wires unless you have small enough tools. I had to have a local computer repair shop do that part of the installation. It was worth the extra $25. You might find additional installation instructions at www.ifixit.com. :-)
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Well, it worked on my Mac Pro, with is a current model, so I think you'll have no problem.
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No problems, mine is in a Mac Pro mid 2012, OSX 10.8.5. You might check this link: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/5083334
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I installed it on a 5,1 Mac Pro with 10.8.5 and it worked without any extra drivers.
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It works just fine with my 2009 MacBook. I don't have a Pro, but I would imagine that it would work with one.
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If the new MB Pro has a USB3 port it should work. I know it works on my older MB and my iMac which only has 2.0 capability.
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Well, Philip, I'll provide my opinion. I suspect that the "F" refers to "Fully Buffered". As to whether they would work for your MacPro 1.1, I don't know. I would recommend contacting someone at an Apple Store or obtaining the specs for your motherboard within the MacPro. Check the existing memory within the MacPro and determine whether it is fully buffered. You can't mix fully buffered and non-buffered memory together, based on my research and experience.
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I used it in a 2012 Apple macPro. It works perfectly . But Apple recommend the same capacity in both slots. I don't know why yours have different capacity in one slot. Verify in Apple webpage, there they specify you replacements for your particular MacPro model.
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It works fine in my late 2009 MacBook which is not a Pro. The site should tell you if your model works but I think it would. It does speed things up a bit.
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it works completely fine with my iMac desktop. So it should work just fine with the new Mac Pro.
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Sorry, I've stayed with PowerPC. There it works fine. It may not be a bootable USB connection on your Mac Pro. First see if the card is physically compatible. If you can't use a PCI card in your Pro, you need to find another solution.
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Please, know that I am no expert in this issue, but, as I watched a lot of videos to learn how to change my HD at mi iMac, I'd like to say yes. But it depends on the model and mainly how old your unit is. Go to YouTube and search a little. Use your macpro number and model and see. If the your macbookpro is new or close to it, it has to work. Best of luck!
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According to the manual, the MacBook Pro for that year uses DDR3 SDRAM. This module will work. Be sure to have someone using Anti-static procedures install it.
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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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Hi You need to check if you are using DDR3 Memory on your mac pro if it's DDR2 YES these work on it. Thank you
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It will *not* work as a boot drive unless you have at least the 3,1 MacPro (early 2008).