there are two models here which would work better with a Mac Pro tower 5.1?
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I don't know! I can tell you this, USB 3.0 is a relatively new technology which in my opinion is a "maybe it will work" technology and the suppliers of these cards should take the lead and be certain their products will work. Sometimes the motherboards are not designed to allow USB 3.0 to function.
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I hear that some devices for PC do work with Mac. Contact Apple support. If Apple is unwilling to provide you with a hardware compatibility list, I'd consider switching to PC is the future. Apple make good products, but you pay so much more and are often limited to what you can upgrade. Another option is to contact "Sunnie" at Anker, which is very a very supportive company. There is only one way to be certain if the USB 3.0 card will fit into your system: pull out a card from your system (e.g. sound or graphics) and measure the distance from the end of the teeth to the underside of the flange of the bracket that screws to the chassis. This measurement for all my cards is exactly 10.0 cm. I hope this helps. I hear that some devices for PC do work with Mac. Contact Apple support. If Apple is unwilling to provide you with a hardware compatibility list, I'd consider switching to PC is the future. Apple make good products, but you pay so much more and are often limited to what you can upgrade. Another option is to contact "Sunnie" at Anker, which is very a very supportive company. There is only one way to be certain if the USB 3.0 card will fit into your system: pull out a card from your system (e.g. sound or graphics) and measure the distance from the end of the teeth to the underside... » Read More I hear that some devices for PC do work with Mac. Contact Apple support. If Apple is unwilling to provide you with a hardware compatibility list, I'd consider switching to PC is the future. Apple make good products, but you pay so much more and are often limited to what you can upgrade. Another option is to contact "Sunnie" at Anker, which is very a very supportive company. There is only one way to be certain if the USB 3.0 card will fit into your system: pull out a card from your system (e.g. sound or graphics) and measure the distance from the end of the teeth to the underside of the flange of the bracket that screws to the chassis. This measurement for all my cards is exactly 10.0 cm. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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I hear that some devices for PC do work with Mac. Contact Apple support. If Apple is unwilling to provide you with a hardware compatibility list, I'd consider switching to PC is the future. Apple make good products, but you pay so much more and are often limited to what you can upgrade. Another option is to contact "Sunnie" at Anker, which is very a very supportive company. There is only one way to be certain if the USB 3.0 card will fit into your system: pull out a card from your system (e.g. sound or graphics) and measure the distance from the end of the teeth to the underside of the flange of the bracket that screws to the chassis. This measurement for all my cards is exactly 10.0 cm. I hope this helps.
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Yes this should work fine. that is the same mac pro I have except I have the 3ghz version.
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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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So, I have a BenQ at home, and a TB display at work. PRO BENQ: - The Apple TB only works with Macs. BenQ has connectivity for everything, including Macs, PC's, Playstations, Roku, whatever. - BenQ has brightness controls. TB display is managed exclusively from software, which can break - it did for me! Google around and you'll see a lot of frustrated users playing with firmware or trying to determine if the cable went bad. - The cable leading out of the back on a TB display is NOT removable. The cable DOES go bad, and when it does, it's a trip to the apple store, rather than ordering a new one for $5 off of Amazon. - As mentioned, height adjustment! The TB display sits low. It also doesn't allow for VESA mounts, so no 3rd party solutions like a swing-arm or aftermarket stand will work for it either. Just phonebooks. - Same resolution, aspect ratio, screen size, panel type, etc., although BenQ is slightly matte (a big pro IMO). - Another big difference: the BenQ is $400 cheaper! (Edit: now $550 cheaper, as the BenQ just dropped to a steal at $450). Or you can get a refurb TB, but I bet the warranty on that isn't as sexy. PRO Apple Thunderbolt: - The TB display acts somewhat like a docking station for Macs. Plug ethernet, USB3, firewire, other stuff into the monitor, and that all works seamlessly just by connecting power and a thunderbolt cable to your mac. Great when it works! - Made with rare-earth materials that match your Macbook metal body. Hope this helps!
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The pro version is for windows only the Mac version is non pro, download a 30 day free trial at intuit before you buy.
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I don't know about the macpro, but if you search online forums you might find more information. It does support openCL.
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I haven't used a MacBook Pro so I can't make a direct comparison however if you want portability then go with the "Pro". If you want a big screen and a movable keyboard and a mouse and work at a desk then go with the iMac. Seeing the answers of a couple of folks who have both seems to support that position.
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This is the professional version of the Mac. It connects to a separate monitor bought independently. It is used for demanding applications like video editing or running many simultaneous programs, perhaps in both Mac and a Windows, which is what I use it for.
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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've used both the 1&2 TB in my early 2008 MAC Pro; they work prefect. No issues to report.
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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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But the description lists 2 GB RAM, 320 GB HD, and ATI X2600. All of those specs correspond to the current Mac Pro, not the previous version. The customer service guy I talked to claimed that the 1.33 Ghz FSB was a misprint (but they haven't corrected it yet). I'm really confused as to what this thing is.
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I have a Mac Pro mid 2010 with a 2 x 2.4 Ghz Quad Core Intel Xeon 1066 Mhz DDR3 ECC and it worked flawlessly in mine. No issues what so ever, snapped right in and the Mac recognized it with zero issues.
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I installed on my Mac Pro 2010 running the same OS and it works great. Not even need to install any drivers. If you have the right slot connector, it shouldn't be a problem.
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Jennifer, I am not the seller, but I have both Mac Pro with and without retina, and the one with out retina would be fine I think, they are the same size.
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My Mac Pro is the 3,1. This card works well in it. Your Mac Pro is the 4,1. See here:http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/mac_pro/specs/mac-pro-eight-core-2.26-early-2009-nehalem-specs.htmlI looked at the specs for the 1,1 2,1 3,1 and 4,1 the earlier modes have a slightly older versions of PCIe slots. You and I the same version and it is working for me. If there is some other issue I can not find it. If Apple Core Tech has a decent return policy go for it.
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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.