Will this work with a Mac Pro Tower Mid 2010 5.1? Does is come with all adapters needed? i.e. 3.5"
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All it comss with is the SSD, Adapters sold separately (lol). Not really sure if its compatible, However most products SanDisk's Sells are compatible with Macs. You might need to look into that.
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This is has a 2.5" size, which is the standard notebook size (some ultra thin ultrabooks have a 1.8" bays in which this disk does not fit). If you plan to use it on a desktop with 3.5" or 5.25" bays then you have to buy a separate adapter. They cost about $6.00
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Hello, I use it on a mac pro, but when I install the hard drive from my old imac worked fine, the connectors are the same.
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If the MAC require a bottom mount, this unit might not work. If the regular hard drive is mounted using side screws, it will work. The size of the bracket is exactly the same size as a regular 3.5" hard drive. Hope this is helping information
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Yes it's compatible and it works perfectly for my Mac Pro 2010, 2.8 Quadcore
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Im on a 2009 Mac Pro and it boots for me. I get about 450MB/s read/write, but that is on PCIe 2.0, of course. Essentially, whatever the max throughput is of your PCIe slot will be the limit of your read/write.
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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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I'm guessing you mean the traditional tower Mac Pro and not the new coffee cup style, so yes, it should fit. I have two of these. Our house is on the south coast of Oregon where it stays buttoned up ten months of the year. Lots of time for dust bunnies to breed and anything which lifts the unit off the floor is a big help in keeping the unit free of clogging dust.
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Yes, I have a Mac Pro 4,1 ( 2x2.93GHz ) running Mavericks and it was plug and play. As I had said in my review on this card a while ago, an excellent value for the price!
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This depends on what MacPro you have. Mine did not have thunderbolt ports, but a new radeon graphics card did have 2 thunderbolt ports. I think firewire 800 is the fastest cable for your MacPro.
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If you're Mac Pro has a thunderbolt port it will work. That is what this cable was made to do
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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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On my 2008 Mac Pro, it needed nothing more than power. All works perfectly.
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Yes! It will work great with your iMAC or MAC PRO. Don't try to use a HUB that doesn't have it's own power source because the USB ports on the iMAC WILL NOT pass the required power through the HUB, not if you don't have the later type that have the additional connections for the power transfer. They cost quite a bit more. I have used it on Delicious Library and on CLZ Books and both work great. Have a problem, I just might be able to help. Happy scanning.
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Like a Mac Pro or Mac Mini? Or an iMac? They all will work as long as you have the appropriate adapters.
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Jason, it's shown as for Macs only. Not sure of the exact details. Crucial.com has a lookup tool where you can see what your machine needs. You could also contact crucial to see what they say.
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These drives are designed just for Mac with Thunderbolt, and in fact are not supported on PC at this time. So these are ideal for Mac users (must have Thunderbolt) and the Thunderbolt cable is included with the drive. The MAC PRO DOES NOT HAVE THUNDERBOLT. Thanks Jeff
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it works completely fine with my iMac desktop. So it should work just fine with the new Mac Pro.