GTX 980 + GT 120 (Mac) on a MAC PRO 5.1 (2012)

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  There should be 2 red cables, I think that already, at least they were on my Mac Pro to Mid 2010.

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  I would ask for more information.

  I'm about to buy a Mac Pro with 2.66 processor and graphics card, Geforce 7300 1.1.

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• MAC PRO and Geforce GTX 980 ti

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• How to upgrade the graphics card (gtx 770 or 980) on Mac Pro 3.1 (2008)?

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  The location PCle supplies 75 watts max. Each of the two connectors on the system board each supply 75 watts max.

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  I installed this... >

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  I tried several other drivers of web that improved things but always authorized random crashes,

  so...

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