*Cables included upon request at checkout.Strongly urged to re-use your existing 6-pin cable if applicable.ĭon't forget to check out my other listings for similar cards. *Main image is only a representation in the Mac Pro and actual card will look different upon arrival. Output ports come in different variations depending on stock:ġ x Dual-link DVI, 2 x mini-DisplayPorts, 1x HDMI port *Note: 5K 30Hz on DP / mDP 1.2 to HDMI 2.0 adaptor.*Note: 4K 60Hz on HDMI can be achieved with proper DP / mDP 1.2 to HDMI 2.0 adaptor.*Note: 4K 3840 x 2160 resolutions require OS 10.9 or better for best compatibility/performance.Adapters that are 'Active' or 'Passive' will yield different results. Behavior in one version may be different than in another.Ĭard has been fully stress tested and monitored on all output ports and works perfectly in both either OS X versions or Windows Boot Camp. Tested working on Windows 7 - 11 Boot CampĬable adapters, tv's / monitors, port functionality, performance, resolutions, refresh rates, may act differently between different operating systems. Tested working on Mac Pro 4,1 - 5,1 supported up to OS X 12.x will not include 2019 Intel Mac Pro support to its ESXi hypervisor platform. Tested working on Mac Pro 3,1 supported up to OS X 10.15.x 1, VMware supports hardware accelerated graphics with.

Tested working on Mac Pro 1,1 - 2,1 supported up to OS X 10.11.6 Support starts at Mac OS X 10.7.5 Lion and 10.8.2 Mountain Lion with official Radeon drivers all the way up to Mac OS X Monterey 12.x This video card is Plug ’n Play (assuming you have the proper gpu power cables) Mac Pro (Early 2009) NVIDIA GeForce GT 120 ATI Radeon HD 4870 ATI Radeon HD 5870, offered as an upgrade kit The Radeon HD 5870 card requires Mac OS X 10.6.4 or later and the use of both auxiliary power connections. This cards power limits have been tweaked and modified within safe range for Mac Pro power limit requirements in mind to prevent crashing under full load for a smooth and crash free experience. My Mac Pro was a 4.1 machine with CPU upgrade (12 cores) flashed to 5.1 spec, 48Gb memory, and Samsung 850 SSD (APFS) boot drive (sorry - haven't updated system details below yet).īut Apple has made this statement of Mojave capable GUP's (for Mid 20 I am guessing an upgraded 4.The Radeon HD 7970GHz Edition3GB 384-bit GDDR5is a high-end Metal graphics card modified for all Mac Pro models 1,1 - 5,1 (2006-2012)to show. I'm looking at this card currently on Amazon: Has anyone tried this yet? Is it worth doing? EXACTLY which variant of GPU card are you using? Do you still get the grey 'boot' screen at startup or nothing until the 'login' screen? Is the latest version of Mojave OK?

I note that Avid qualify just ONE graphics card - the MSI RX560 (of which there seem to be several versions available - very confusing). I'm looking to upgrade my Mac Pro 5.1 to Mojave with PT Ultimate 2019.6 and HDX card/HD interfaces to see if performance improves over High Sierra.

Mac pro 5.1 metal gpu