Is the FASTA-^GUS Pro card equivalent or actually another name for theCalDigit SuperSpeed PCI Express Card, Caldigit SKU 791900? Work in 2007 Mac Pro?
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Don't know about the CalDigit SKU but this card has worked well in a couple of different Mac Pros of mine. Other USB-3 cards have not.
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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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My Mac Powerbook Pro OS X Yosemite, Version 10.10.3, does not recognize this card. I searched the SCB website and could find no drivers for any Mac OS for this card reader. I notice they have now edited the description so they no longer claim it works on Mac OS. This was a waste of money for me.
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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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It's PCI Express 3.0,..says right on the box in fine print. I think most platforms from the last 5 years or so have been 3.0.
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It's pci-express 3.0, you can find more info at hisdigital.com if you're getting this card make sure you have room in your case for it. It's a 3 slot card.
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I bought the PCIe 2.0 from Apricorn It boots in my Mac Pro. However it did not want to bootcamp partition on my computer. I needed it so I switched back to just the Hard Drive caddy that docks the SSD drive. To be honest I really can't tell any speed difference. Both work well.I am selling my Apricorn Velocity Solo for $30.00 since I am not using it. Hope this helps. Mike
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yes, Product DescriptionThe Sapphire Radeon HD 7950 MAC Edition 3GB DDR5 HDMI/DVI-I/Dual Mini DP PCI-Express Graphics Card is compatible with Mac Pro 2010 or later (with available PCI-E x 16 slot) systems running Mac OS X® 10.7.5(Lion) / 10.8.2(Mountain Lion) or later.
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Nope, is not the same, because Macpro graphics card has a different chipset
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I wish I knew. I didn't realize that it's not PCI express until after my 30 day window for a return had passed (I moved across the country aalnd just didn't have time. I'm now the proud owner of a Brick :(
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No, this is an ExpressCard. The old PCMCIA standard (also known as PC Card) uses the old PCI bus, whereas this uses the PCI-express bus. They are not electrically compatible. It will not fit, and if you force it, you will break your laptop.
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I installed this device in my Mac Pro 1.1 and it works fine. It is much faster graphics processor than the original Nvidia that stopped working. And it was about the same price too.
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No, you need at least OS X 8.5. Mad Pro's been having trouble with USB 3.0 and Thunderbolt on their Mac Pro's. Their top tech support told me that only way for any card to work is to have latest OS. This of course causes problems fir you are running FCP 7 and other programs that will not work above Lion. Hope this helps, this is a good card, but you have to have latest OS 10. Like other's have said I'm not sure about the Mac Pro 1.1. I will say the Orico is a good company and I have had good relations with them, they are dedicated and will strive to serve you. They do not have driver for Mac that will work with less the OS x. No, you need at least OS X 8.5. Mad Pro's been having trouble with USB 3.0 and Thunderbolt on their Mac Pro's. Their top tech support told me that only way for any card to work is to have latest OS. This of course causes problems fir you are running FCP 7 and other programs that will not work above Lion. Hope this helps, this is a good card, but you have to have latest OS 10. Like other's have said I'm not sure about the Mac Pro 1.1. I will say the Orico is a good company and I have had good relations with them, they are dedicated and will strive to serve you. They do not have driver for... » Read More No, you need at least OS X 8.5. Mad Pro's been having trouble with USB 3.0 and Thunderbolt on their Mac Pro's. Their top tech support told me that only way for any card to work is to have latest OS. This of course causes problems fir you are running FCP 7 and other programs that will not work above Lion. Hope this helps, this is a good card, but you have to have latest OS 10. Like other's have said I'm not sure about the Mac Pro 1.1. I will say the Orico is a good company and I have had good relations with them, they are dedicated and will strive to serve you. They do not have driver for Mac that will work with less the OS x. « Show Less
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Yes.This card uses pci express 1.0, while that board supports pci express 2.0, but the newer standard is backwards compatible. This card will work just fine, though a card that supports pci express 2.0 may offer better performance.
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Here is the spec page, under software OS compatibility it says Windows Sever 2008 R2/ Vista (32/64-bit)http://www.startech.com/Cards-Adapters/USB-3.0/Cards/2-Port-PCI-Express-SuperSpeed-USB-3-Card-Adapter~PEXUSB3S2#dnldsDrivers: http://www.startech.com/Cards-Adapters/USB-3.0/Cards/2-Port-PCI-Express-SuperSpeed-USB-3-Card-Adapter~PEXUSB3S2#dnlds
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This Nvidia card is intended for the Mac Pro Desktop series and will not work in a laptop. The video cards on laptops are integrated with the system board and cannot be replaced as a separate item, the entire system board needs to be replaced.. which can be a bit pricey.
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Sorry I have no experience using the card in mac. I used the card on PC machines. My guess is as J Luster suggested ... the mac motherboard is scanning all the SATA ports 1st for a bootable HD before finding the AVSx2. On a PC one would have to look into the BIOS to change the boot order to boot off the PCI cards 1st. I found problems with AVSx2 recognition depending upon whether or not I was also running the motherboard in legacy vs AHCI HD configuration. I don't bother with the card anymore.