Will this work on a power mac g5 dual processor?
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I would be very hesitant to use the card. When I bought my Mac Pro in January 2008, the card was on back order and I had to accept two 250 MB cards instead of one 500 MB. Several years later, I bought the 500 MB card. Graphics cards are in a constant state of flux. The card in question might not even fit (240 pin vs 180 pin). Apple customer support may show you the compatibility. Apple is much better in this respect than it used to be. There are also web sites that can help. Good luck.
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this card came with my computer, but harm. when looking to change not found it but I found one that is thicker and the ventilator is bigger. and until now it has worked well. but the card works well in dual processor G5.
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On my 2008 Mac Pro, it needed nothing more than power. All works perfectly.
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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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To answer this question to my ability I'll say that you can hook this card up to anything that has a PCI card (Not a PCI-e which is a PCI express card) I don't own a Mac and never have, but If you had a method to do this then yes you could. Then you would of course have to meet the Specs 400watt min power supply, and 500w recommended for duel monitor, and updated drivers supplied by the AMD. In theory that is all you'd need to make this work. There are some that use "Hackintosh" computers that seem to be Apple OS on regular non apple PCs that seem to overcome this, but I'm not a professional on any of this, I'm just a regular consumer as are most here. Hope that helps. ***Edit**** Could you give me your specs(PCI 2.0?)/model/Mac OS version? I might be able to find a model that is made for your mac-book that is close enough to the specs of this one.
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I would say no since the latest drives I could find were for Power PC. It looks to be pretty dated drivers for the Mac.
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I don't know much about Macs but I would say no. I don't know of any internal PC hardware that will work in a mac.
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This is an old Mac running on a PowerPC chip which is not supported by Apple any more. A Mac with an Intel chipset would be a good place to look in the Apple Universe.
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This card works with all iBook G4, PowerBook G4, G5 iMacs, and G5 PowerMacs.
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Not really sure on this one but perhaps you could ask the seller. Usually I just go to iFixit website and identify the Mac there and the site usually tells you what memory works and they also sell memory. First I would ask Komputerbay, then you might have to ask elsewhere perhaps on a Mac forum. The ad page for this memory says it works with Intel Macs. Is your Mac Intel or Power PC - something you need to know to proceed perhaps. Good luck!
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That will probably work, but check the Corsair website. Macs can be very finicky about RAM.
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Unfortunately, no. The G5 needs DDR PC3200 memory. Also, you may want to check and see if the existing memory you have is ECC or non-ECC. You can't mix and match them. Here is a link to Crucial to check for the correct memory type http://www.crucial.com/store/listparts.aspx?model=Power%20Mac%20G5%20(Dual%202.0GHz%20DDR2)&Cat=RAM Good luck
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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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Yes but you'll need a VGA adapter unless you have a Mac tower with a VGA video card.
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It should work on any Mac that requires 85W *or less*!!! Just because the power supply is *rated* at 85W doesn't mean it delivers that much power to the laptop, it means it can deliver *up to* 85W. If you have a 40W Air, then that's the maximum that the charger will deliver. The only caveat is that the new Macs have the MagSafe2 connector, which may require you to get a MagSafe to MagSafe2 adapter.
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If your Mac has a standard 15pin VGA output, it should work. I have not directly tested with a Mac, but I cannot see why it would not work.
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Yes it does! I tried it not only on an Intel based Mac but also on an older PowerPC Mac. MacMini Core Solo and Macbook TI PowerPC
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According to the specs it runs Mac OS® X 10.5.8, 10.6, 10.71 so you should be fine.