I have a power mac G5 2.0ghz will this card work
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I'm not sure I had to google mine to see what card would work, even then I still wasn't sure. I gave it a try because the airport card didn't cost much. It worked great for my computer.
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Yes - under ALL MAC O/S with SilverFast.SilverFast 6.6 for PowerMacs and up to 10.5SilverFast 8 for all IntelMacs from 10.6 to 10.8
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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 your perfectly fine since this card is a low power consumption card. Now it depends on what kind of processor you have. If you have intel you may need to upgrade it. If you have an amd like a 4100 your perfectly fine. If you have that processor and gpu it only requires 240 watts
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It is hard to say. I think your model is an Intel based Mac. This card is made for Intel based Windows and Linux machines. If you are savvy with the internals of a Mac, then you can try. You might need modified drivers to be loaded. You might want to refer to notes on Hackintosh forums.
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Well IDK but it works great with my Asus G750 very good card I think it will work
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That will probably work, but check the Corsair website. Macs can be very finicky about RAM.
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Should work, be careful though some mainboards will reject these cards due to a hardware conflict. Google this and pay close attention to hackintosh forums as this is a popular card for hackintosh builds
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I wouldn't see why not. Check the about Mac in your settings and see what type of ram you are running. It should say what is compatible as well
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Sorry I have no experience using the card in mac. I used the card on PC machines. My guess is as J Luster suggested ... the mac motherboard is scanning all the SATA ports 1st for a bootable HD before finding the AVSx2. On a PC one would have to look into the BIOS to change the boot order to boot off the PCI cards 1st. I found problems with AVSx2 recognition depending upon whether or not I was also running the motherboard in legacy vs AHCI HD configuration. I don't bother with the card anymore.
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yes, but you must have a SATA power connector to connect to the SATA power on the add on card. If you do not have extra connector in Mac, you may need to buy a Y-splitter cable which is not included in the package
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Should. Research what power your card needs To run optimally and also calculate how much power the rest of your computer uses by using a "computer supply calculater"
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Probably. I 'm not a mac expert, but the internet says a G5 can use PC3200 DDR RAM, and that's what this is. Just be sure to install in pairs.
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Sorry, I've stayed with PowerPC. There it works fine. It may not be a bootable USB connection on your Mac Pro. First see if the card is physically compatible. If you can't use a PCI card in your Pro, you need to find another solution.
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As long as you have 1 PCI Express x16 Slot this card should work. What's more important is that you have at least a 350W power supply. I would recommend a 400W supply.
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No, MAC Operating system and hardware only allow certain video cards, this is not one of them
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If your G4 is running OSX and Intel, I would think so. If it's running Power PC, I doubt it.