Can i upgrade my mac pro 6.1 late 2013 with amd radeon r9 gamer series ram

Processor -3.5 GHz 6-Core Intel Xeon E5
Memory -16 GB 1866 MHz DDR3 ECC
Graphics -AMD FirePro D500 3072 MB
AMD Radeon Memory R9 Gamer Series Memory 16GB (2x8GB) 240-Pin DDR3 2400 (PC3 19200) CL11 1.65V Unbuffered RoHS R9316G2401U2K

There are no 240 pin slots (or slots of any description) on the Apple cards. The RAMs are on the reverse side of the board, and have thermal contact with the central cooling core. I doubt anyone would support modifying the Apple cards to install different RAM.

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Hello,
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When OS 10.6 came out, I found out that I couldn't upgrade to it because of my graphic card. In the technical specifications it is mentioned that :
OpenCL
requires one of the following graphics cards or graphics processors:
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ATI Radeon 4850, Radeon 4870
Now, OS 10.5.8 is becoming more and more outdated. I would like to know how can I upgrade my Mac Pro ? What kind of graphic card can I put in ?
Thank you for any help and/or information !

Dalfe wrote:
Hello,
I have a Mac Pro. Here are the specs :
Mac OS X 10.5.8
MacPro1,1
NVIDIA GeForce 7300 GT
When OS 10.6 came out, I found out that I couldn't upgrade to it because of my graphic card. In the technical specifications it is mentioned that :
OpenCL
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NVIDIA GeForce 9400M, GeForce 9600M GT, GeForce 8600M GT, GeForce GT 120, GeForce GT 130, GeForce GTX 285, GeForce 8800 GT, GeForce 8800 GS, Quadro FX 4800, Quadro FX5600
ATI Radeon 4850, Radeon 4870
Now, OS 10.5.8 is becoming more and more outdated. I would like to know how can I upgrade my Mac Pro ? What kind of graphic card can I put in ?
Thank you for any help and/or information !
It's been a while since I've used it but I installed Snow Leopard on my old Mac Pro 1,1 with the 7300GT and it worked. OpenCL may not have but the rest of it did. I don't think what you've quoted says you can't upgrade but only that an upgrade won't deliver all of the features in Snow Leopard. Indeed, I was able to move the HD in the 1,1 Mac Pro into the 5,1 Mac Pro, boot from it (10.6.4 is the minimum the 2010 Mac Pro will boot with), clone it and then updated it.

Can I buy a Mac Pro in the U.S., with a German keyboard?

can I buy a Mac Pro in the U.S., with a German keyboard?

The Mac Pro Tower is NOT a laptop computer. It weighs 65 lbs, and holds four full-size Hard Drives. It uses a detachable keyboard.
US English
Western Spanish
French
Japanese
... are readily available at the Apple Online Store, in wired and wireless.
For German, you would have to call them and make special arrangements, or pick one up an additional keyboard when you get back home.
This thing won't fit in your suitcase. Are you sure you want to pay to ship it home again? I would be tempted to sell it when you are leaving, and buy a new one at Home.
A laptop would be a better choice. These are also available with the same four choices of languages (in all models) through the online store.
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Has someone a Premiere CS6 running on a MacBook Pro Retina 15 Late 2013 with NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M. Does CUDA support?
Greetings Andy

I am Windows, but I do have some saved Mac links that may help
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Hello pitin,
Thanks for using Apple Support Communities.
For more information on this, take a look at:
Apple computers: Troubleshooting issues with video on internal or external displays
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1573
You can reset the Mac's parameter RAM and SMC.
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Mario

What can I upgrade in MacBook Pro (15-inch, Late 2008)? (RAM, processor, ssd)

My MBP has been pretty sluggish, especially after Yosemite and I'm not ready to get a new one. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

You can upgrade RAM:
Maximum Memory
8.0 GB (Actual) 4.0 GB (Apple)
Memory Slots
2 - 204-pin PC3-8500 (1066 MHz) DDR3 SO-DIMM
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Is macbook pro retina 15'' late 2013 with nvidia 2GB 750m best or hp envy 15j-111tx best? plz help

im going to buy a new lap.. im confused about both lap.. plz help

The retina Mac would be your best choice over the HP. I researched that model and it's not the best for what you're planning to use it for. If you want a Windows PC, check out the Dell Precision mobile work stations. My dad has two and they're incredible. But if you want something fast, reliable, durable, the retina would be the best choice. Also AutoDesk has improved their programs to take full advantage of the retina displays. I have a 13" retina and I'm hoping to go into fire protection engineering and I currently have a trial of CAD and it runs great. I put my machine up against both my dad's Precisions and they couldn't keep up. When it comes to running CAD, you need a high-end laptop, almost equal to a gaming machine. My dad spent $2,000+ on each Precision. Spend the extra money and get the MacBook, it'll be worth it considering it has flash-based storage over traditional HDD, which allows it to deliver data 4x faster, use less energy, and last longer since it has no moving parts. Plus you won't have to worry about viruses and antivirus subscriptions. Plus the retina display will make it easier to see the detail of the drawings so you're not straining your eyes.

HT201364 Anything I can do to my Mac Pro 2007 so it accepts an update to Maverick?

Anything I can do to my Mac Pro 2007 so it accepts an update to Maverick? I'm currently at 10.6.8
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Mac Pro
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MacPro1,1
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How to get Lion 10.7 on a new Mac Pro 6,1 (Early 2013)?

Hi everyone,
I'm considering an upgrade to the new Mac Pro (6,1 -- Late 2013, i.e. trash can Mac). It's a huge expense and pivot in terms of hardware and workflow for me. But one thing I'm trying to exclude from the equation is having to upgrade my OS. I have a lot of third party software that I'm afraid will bug out on 10.9 (or 10.10 depending on when I purchase this). I've been humming on Lion 10.7.5 for some time and would like to keep it that way.
I had the thought of running my Boot Disk to a Bootable backup drive via something like Carbon Copy Cloner. Then, upon purchase of the new system, boot from that external drive, re-partition the internal SSD on the Mac Pro, and run that boot disk back over to the SSD. Any reason why this would not work in any one's opinion? Has anyone actually tried this yet?
Thanks all!
-JD

JD Marlow wrote:
Actually just had a thought. Prior to purchasing a new Mac Pro, what if I backed up my Lion 10.7.5 boot, then upgraded my current boot to Mavericks. Then upon purchasing the new Mac Pro with Mavericks already on it I could just do what I previously mentioned --- run the boot over to the SSD. Then I don't have to re-install any software.
Thoughts?
You won't be able to boot Lion on a new Mac Pro.
If you migrate your info from the old computer, it will not take the OS stuff.

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I have a new (about 1 month old) MacBook Pro Retina 13" (late 2013). Fastest processor, 1TB SSD, 16GB RAM running OSX Mavericks 10.9.1. The battery life while powered on is normal. However, in standby (when I close the lid or put it on standby manually) the battery life is nowhere near the 30 Days Apple advertises. It's more like 5-8 hours. When in standby! My old 2009 MacBook Pro 15" has a longer standby time with a used battery!
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Fabio

Hi Melophage,
thanks for your reply! Here's the output:
pmset -g
Active Profiles:
Battery Power                    2*
AC Power                    -1
Currently in use:
standbydelay         10800
standby              1
halfdim              1
hibernatefile        /var/vm/sleepimage
darkwakes            0
disksleep            10
sleep                1
autopoweroffdelay    14400
hibernatemode        3
autopoweroff         1
ttyskeepawake        1
displaysleep         5
acwake               0
lidwake              1
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Assertion status system-wide:
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   ApplePushServiceTask           0
   UserIsActive                   1
   PreventUserIdleDisplaySleep    0
   InteractivePushServiceTask     0
   PreventSystemSleep             0
   ExternalMedia                  0
   PreventUserIdleSystemSleep     0
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Why can´t I upgrade my Mac Pro to OS Mountain Lion?

Being a person with great interest in photography, video and moviemaking I made a big personal investment a couple of years ago in buying what I thought was the best available computer on the market for multimedia projects for the time being, that is a well equiped Mac Pro (Processor 2x3 Ghz Quad-Core Intel Xeon with Memory 8 GB 667 Mhz DDR2 FB-DIMM). After that I also upgraded my Mac Pro with a better graphic card (ATI Radeon HD 5770 1024 MB) and extra HDD´s Up till now there has been no problem to upgrade my computer to every new realesed OS software (latest OS X Lion 10.7.04) from Apple, but when recently trying to download the latest version of OSX, that is Mountain Lion, this posibility seems to have come to an endpoint! When I try to upgrade to Mountain Lion, I get the message that this is not possible with my Mac Pro (in which I for sure totally up til now have invested at least 70-80 000 swedish kronor (10 - 12 000 dollars).
Is this really so, and if so, why has Apple in this way seemingly abandoned all those earlier loyal customers over the world who by investing their money in Apple´s Pro line of products like Mac Pro´s, have contributed so much in building the good reputation and economic ground for the development of Apple in becoming such a sucessful company? Even if Mac Pro still is a strong and competive computer for the time being, this discontinuation of softwaresupport for the big stock of sold Mac Pro computers world wide, remarks a crossroad from where in the long run, Mac pro´s will become useless and therefore also worthless in such an extent that heir owners once more have to make investments in new hardware from Apple, taking for granted that they find it still being a value in being trustful to the Apple line of computer products.
While a company as a rule always willl find ways to make investments in new hardware of great quality if this is calculated to increase the income of the company, the sitaution is totally different for all independent and creative people over the world who have a much lower budget for their projects and as a rule get no profit from their work but their personal joy and emotional satisfaction.
Do I really have to through my Mac Pro away (it will probably be impossible to sell it to a worthy price after Apple now has discontinued supporting the development of it´s OS ) or do I have to buy a new Mac Book Pro with Retina Display and Thunderbolt Interface of latest version in order to feel safe in continuing using Apple´s Pro applications for multimedia projects foor the future with reliable continued support from Apple (and in that case for how long I ask myself), or is there any possibility to upgrade the hardware of my Mac Pro in order to upgrade to latest OS software and still feel being a member of the sanctioned Apple club?
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Sincerely
Stefanis
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what a long post....Apple, btw, does not read this stuff, so ranting, raving, and complaining here might make you feel good, but it does no good at all. That being said, I, too have a Mac Pro Quad Core Xeon with 6 gigs of ram and an nVidia 8800 GT graphics card (not as good as yours, alas) and I've had no problems at all with it. Yes, it doesn't have Thunderbolt, but maybe we Mac pro owners will get lucky and someone will come out with an adapter (probably not). No, you probably don't have to throw away your Mac Pro, but if you do, I'll take it, for a small "recycling" fee >:-) That was a joke. Yes, the Mac Pro's future isn't quite clear, YET. Hopefully that will improve very soon. As for not being able to upgrade to Mountain Lion. Don't worry about that too much, Nobody is forcing you to do that. Your Mac Pro won't quit working if it isn't installed. From what I've heard, you should give the new OS a chance, and wait to get it, in case there might be some bugs, or stuff not working with the new OS, which has been known to happen. Yes, we Mac Pro owners don't like being treated like mushrooms-kept in the dark, and being fed......... but Apple is Apple and it will do what it does, and there is nothing you or me can really do to change that. All I can say is....trust, have faith, be patient, go for a walk, do something else to take your mind off of this problem. IF apple decides to drop the Mac Pro for good, and that's a big "IF", I think they will anger a whole bunch of people
which isn't good. However, that hasn't happened...YET. Let us hope that it doesn't
John B

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All Xeon cpus are 64-bit.
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Buy yourself some SSDs, took for a 6G PCIe SSD controller that really supports the Mac Pro 1,1 and use that for scratch, and an SSD for the system. FBDIMMs are cheaper though 8x4GB might not be to your liking.
Then wait for the 2nd revision of the "cylinder" to be 7,1 and put aside enough to pay for it outright or pick up a 2009 4,1 and plan to do some upgrades with it, they are going like hotcakes for under $900.

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