Running Premiere on a Mac Pro 1.1

I currently run a Mac Pro 1.1 that's maxed out with OSX 10.6.8. My system will not be able to support the most current Adobe Premiere Pro CC (2014) which states it needs 10.8 or higher. The previous Premiere version worked great when I downloaded a trial version a few years ago, but can I still purchase/download this older version of Premiere for my Mac? I'm not planning on purchasing a new Mac for another 2 years. The 1.1 still works wonderfully. Thanks!

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1) Since the GTX 470's need 2 power cables (6 pin) can I run off of the Molex connectors in the optical bay (not sure how many are there) and evenly distribute the load by using 1 connector from the motherboard and the other from the Molex for each card?
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2) I have heard the 2010 Mac Pro's have the capacity for 2 PCIe x16 slots and that unlike previous generations these can be any 2 slots you chose. This would be ideal as I would like to put these doublewidth video cards as far apart as possible in order to keep heat down and let the fans do their thing. Can anyone confirm this?
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