Is this card compatible with a 2010 Mac Pro (aluminum case) running OS X (10.7) Lion? Does Adaptec have a driver available to make this happen?
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UL5D-LP is low-profile. UL5D is full-height. UL5D-LP has no internal connectors. UL5D has 2 internal connectors. If you plan to use it for internal drives, you can only use UL5D. If you plan to use it for external drives, either one is fine.
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It won't work for Mac. It's not just a driver issue. Mac uses EFI instead of BIOS for booting. You will have to use ATTO UL5D or UL5D-LP. See this link: http://www.scsi4me.com/advanced_search_result.html?categories_id=&keywords=ul5d&search_in_description=1&inc_subcat=1
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It won't work for Mac. It's not just a driver issue. Mac uses EFI instead of BIOS for booting. You will have to use ATTO UL5D or UL5D-LP. See this link: http://www.scsi4me.com/advanced_search_result.html?categories_id=&keywords;=ul5d&se;arch_in_description=1&inc;_subcat=1
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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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I'm a PC user, but I can't imagine why it wouldn't work with a Mac Pro... It's generic, so any stock drivers should handle it.
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this is a TOUGH question, the simple answer is NO as its missing OSX BIOS info so the MB wont install the drivers for it BUT you can re-flash with an apple aware bios and then yes OSX will detect and install drivers... as i understand its just not plug'n'play on OSX but you could email support at ATI (AMD) and ask for assistance and confirmation of the probably erroneous advice ive given or they may have a working bios for the card, or patch for OSX to get the apple ID anyway... good luck
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I used it with Mac OS (until I got a new Macbook Pro with USB 3.0 built in), so the answer is "yes." However, be aware that you'll need to find and install open-source drivers for the chipset on this card -- it won't work out of the box. If you don't feel comfortable doing a little bit of hacking to install the drivers, then you will not find it to be compatible with Mac OS.
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No. This card is designed for the classic MacPro chassis equipped with PCI express slot, so additionally, it won't work on any Mac Pro older than a 2010 through 2012 unit ( because it also requires a 1330mhz bus to the motherboard.) This card is not designed for any Mac laptop.
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I'm looking to purchase an airport card for a 1,1 mac pro as well...were you able to find one that works with your model?
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It is my understanding that you need to be running 10.8.3 for this card to work under OS X.
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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 use this on an iMac running Snow Leopard. I did not add any drivers to make it work. I would guess that OS 10.10 wouldn't be any different.
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I am using this video card on a Mac Pro tower as a card for three 23" monitors. Don' have any experience with other systems.
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I'm using it on a 2011 mac book pro (2.2GHz Core i7) with OS X 10.8.2 (lion) and it works flawlessly.
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(Just to check the obvious), but have you tried moving the card to a different bay? Does the system have a lot of accessories or a high-power graphics card (enough that adding this card might overload the power supply -- if it's one of Apple's cards, you're a long way from this).I have used this card in a 2010 MacPro without trouble. Good Luck.
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Yes. I have 2 and they are both running on my New Mac Pro. It all depsnds upon your computer video card(s)
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I replace it, for the original card in my Mac Pro 1.1.Needs the place of two slots and you can connect 2 monitors (DVI).It´s the best choice for this mac, I think.Axel
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I have absolutely no idea how to determine this, sorry! I can only stress that you make sure that it fits, because it does not fit flush with my late-2013 Retina MacBookPro so I do not leave it in there. I benchmarked the card with Blackmagic Disk Speed Test and its nowhere near the speed of the internal Apple SSD drive so its really just extra space for stuff I don't always need, like an archive for app install files (for those that aren't backed up in the App Store), or other files you don't want to eat up your local disk space (read: pr0n). Hope this info helps! :-)
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Just got it for my UV-82 and using it with my Mac under OS X 10.1.1. Use the Prolific driver to be found on milker's website. I infer this isn't a counterfeit chip, or if it is, it's good enough to pass for real.