What is required for this item to work to replace the ATI on and early 2008 MacPro3,1 Model Number A1186
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Once, you make the purchase from the vendor, they will contact you and be very helpful. Written instructions come with the part. If you're asking how to install it, you can look on youtube for some helpful videos. It's not as bad as you think and you don't need to do any soldering. That was my experience. God bless.
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It will *not* work as a boot drive unless you have at least the 3,1 MacPro (early 2008).
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Yes-- they need the model, serial, and MAC address.Whole process takes around 30 mins.
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I think so. But I'd make sure with this site: https://www.ifixit.com/Device/MacBook, which is how I figured out what I needed to do
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Depending on the model of macbook pro you have, you may need to use a pentalobe screwdriver if I remember correctly. Check ifixit for detailed instructions.
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The model is A1396, should be using 1.0 GHz Apple A5 chip. Please google the model number if you want more specific details. Thanks.
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On my 2008 Mac Pro, it needed nothing more than power. All works perfectly.
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I have no idea. When I bought mine I just went with the reference number that matched the one in the website with the one in my MacBook Air.
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Check Apple support site. Look up your computer model. That's where I found the information regarding what to do with my particular model. Then I purchased the correct ram cards and everything worked as expected. Perfecto!!!
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Sorry, I'm not sure. The motherboard just broked 4 months after took it. I took my money back an bought a Mac Pro.
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I put it in a 2006 Mac Pro and it works fine. (I think I got my Mac Pro in 2006.....)
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Check he details of your currently installed ram from the apple "about this Mac" menu. You should look at the 'memory' section and the new ram should match (all but the GB). I'd also check a few forums to see if they were able to upgrade the ram for your specific model. I would have thought it would be fine, however, I had to play about with mine a bit for it to accept the upgrade and actually show the ram installed. Hope this helps.
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Check this for a probable fix http://9to5mac.com/2013/08/16/apple-opens-graphics-card-replacement-program-for-some-mid-2011-imacs/
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The model number for my Mac is A1181. The number MB881L/A is not on my computer anywhere that I'm aware of. The company I used was Crucial Ram. When you go to their website...they have a tool that will scan your system and tell you exactly what ram to use. Once you know the ram they suggest then go on Amazon and and find it and buy it at the best price. Some of the older Mac Books will only show 3 gig of ram even though you have installed 4 gig. It's a motherboard issue. The later part of 2007 is when mine was made and the Crucial Ram shows it at 4 gig. Hope this helped. Johnne Sambataro The model number for my Mac is A1181. The number MB881L/A is not on my computer anywhere that I'm aware of. The company I used was Crucial Ram. When you go to their website...they have a tool that will scan your system and tell you exactly what ram to use. Once you know the ram they suggest then go on Amazon and and find it and buy it at the best price. Some of the older Mac Books will only show 3 gig of ram even though you have installed 4 gig. It's a motherboard issue. The later part of 2007 is when mine was made and the Crucial Ram shows it at 4 gig. Hope this helped. Johnne... » Read More The model number for my Mac is A1181. The number MB881L/A is not on my computer anywhere that I'm aware of. The company I used was Crucial Ram. When you go to their website...they have a tool that will scan your system and tell you exactly what ram to use. Once you know the ram they suggest then go on Amazon and and find it and buy it at the best price. Some of the older Mac Books will only show 3 gig of ram even though you have installed 4 gig. It's a motherboard issue. The later part of 2007 is when mine was made and the Crucial Ram shows it at 4 gig. Hope this helped. Johnne Sambataro « Show Less
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Yes . Its work with mac pro early 2008 . I own one before then I upgrade it with nvidia 285
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Very easy, just buy the right type of ram for it and you tube an instructional video on how to replace it. There should be tons. If you're still nervous about doing it after watching, you can always take it to apple and have them do it. I recommend at least watching some videos.
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Go to about this Mac and get the serial number. You can either get the model and serial number and call apple and ask or find it the answer on google. You can usually go up I GB and be fine. Depends on your model. My friend did it for me because I'm still learning. We went on YouTube and watched a video on it. Makes it run faster. You just need to buy the right one. You can open the back of the computer, need a Philips screw driver. The ram will come out, it's held in a button and spring. Just take old one out, put new in. Make sure you save your stuff before you do it just in case you loose your files highly unlikely. If you have more questions give me until Tuesday I will ask my friend. Go to about this Mac and get the serial number. You can either get the model and serial number and call apple and ask or find it the answer on google. You can usually go up I GB and be fine. Depends on your model. My friend did it for me because I'm still learning. We went on YouTube and watched a video on it. Makes it run faster. You just need to buy the right one. You can open the back of the computer, need a Philips screw driver. The ram will come out, it's held in a button and spring. Just take old one out, put new in. Make sure you save your stuff before you do it just in case you... » Read More Go to about this Mac and get the serial number. You can either get the model and serial number and call apple and ask or find it the answer on google. You can usually go up I GB and be fine. Depends on your model. My friend did it for me because I'm still learning. We went on YouTube and watched a video on it. Makes it run faster. You just need to buy the right one. You can open the back of the computer, need a Philips screw driver. The ram will come out, it's held in a button and spring. Just take old one out, put new in. Make sure you save your stuff before you do it just in case you loose your files highly unlikely. If you have more questions give me until Tuesday I will ask my friend. « Show Less