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• Ask for help upgrade (Mac Pro early 2009 2x2.6 GHz Quad-Core)

  I am a videographer who has need to bring my Mac Pro from the dead. Cheesy with video files, but not parts of. My reading so far led me to look at in what follows. I'm looking for a better understanding of each of the following items and upgrades are beneficial and worth that may be too kill for a round of aging.

  1. Memory. I currently have 4x2gb or total of 8 GB of ram. I know this is ridiculous, I have not increased by at least 16 GB so far. However, I have read that memory can only help so much and that some of the items here are actual speed thrusters. How much memory is recommended for this configuration? Should I buy? http://www.Amazon.com/16GB-DDR3-1066-PC3-8500-1066Mhz-Apple/DP/B0098MLFJG/
  2. Solid State Drives. I currently have 3 disks internal thatrange of 500 GB to 2 TB. If I used that as my boot drive, where is the best place to install (see photo below)? I read of people installing in a Bay SATA HDD or SATA optical drive unused. I read good things about it. http://www.Amazon.com/Samsung-2-5-I...p/B00OBRE5UE/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top?IE=U TF8
  3. Video/graphics card. First of all, both mean the same thing? Are the belowonly of slots PCI Express 4 for this type of card? Also, can you have two installed? I have the NVIDIA GeForce GT 120 512 MB series. What is the best way to upgrade? My research so far has led me to the GeForce GTX680. Looks like I'll have to buy it was good. T7ZS http://www.Amazon.com/EVGA-GeForce-DisplayPort-Graphics-02G-P4-3682-KR/DP/B00C81
  4. Processor upgrade. I'm intimidated by it due to intensive installation and prices. What would be the next best bet - upgrade to 12-core? Where to buy?
  5. Firmware? I've seen videos and forums on (4.1 - I) (5.1) or (6.1). I don't really understand what that means. Should I be concerned?

  

  Thank you!

  -The fastest drive is a blade of base PCle SSD. Very very fast

  The SSD to 'Classic' Mac Pro training

  -The bus SATA on the Mac Pro is only SATA II (3 GB/s) and connected to the bus SAT SSD is therefore limited to speed SATA II, not the speed of current SATA III (6 Gbps) drives.

  -You can get cards PCle who accept the standard SATA SSD and who can get speeds of SATA III

  -You can install several graphics cards. I have my 2009 MP, I have the original GT120 in slot 2 and a 5770 PC card into slot 1 (slot width double only).

  A graphics for PC cards will not display anything while booting, as well as an installed PC card can be used for the Startup Option or special start-up as recovery mode.

  For more information on graphics cards:

  Tip: Mac cards replacement Graphics Pro money Tour (2006-2012)

  http://www.macvidcards.com/index.html

  http://forums.MacRumors.com/showthread.php?t=1440150

  -J' would upgrade not processors. Frequently reading and writing to disk is the bottleneck.

  About the firmware, you can update the firmware of the 2009 to 2010 MP. Which allows the use of faster memory, using a processor six cores and audio mini displayport for the graphics card offline

• Mac Pro 2 x 3.46 GHz

  Hi, I was hoping someone might be able to shed some light on why my processors fall in temp in charge? I thought a little as they warm up.

  These times were taken during execution of Geekbench, Cpu occur at about 60 ° c at idle with an average Cpu c 47 / 48 c with Ambient air inside Mac 35 c

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  

  

  Your Mac is designed to run its internal fans more quickly when measured the temperature inside the Cabinet increase.

  They will not considerably since your Mac does not work as expected.

• Lightroom CC 2015.3 running on a Mac Pro 12 hearts computer

  running OS X El Capitan 10.11.2 with 64 GB RAM and fast raid.    This machine works really slow with Lightroom now.  The speed is magnitudes of order slower than it used to be under the previous version of the OS and Lightroom.  It's almost unusable, especially when I'm sorting and video selection.    All the ideas it might be or ideas to try?

  Of course, also please increase the size of the video Cache once.

• Mac Pro Dual Quad 3.0 GHz (8 cores - April 2007) not able to run 64 bit comments

  Help, I should be able to do.

  See this thread, because it is a similar issue that only my machine does not all 64-bit indicating my machine does not support hardware virtualization

  http://communities.VMware.com/thread/143298?start=0 & tstart = 0

  Here is what I get:

  * "VT operation is not supported by this VM configuration. " *

  You have configured the virtual machine to use an operating system 64-bit client.  However, this host is not able to run 64-bit virtual machines or virtual computer has 64-bit support disabled.

  + For more information, see http://vmware.com/info?id=152""+ "

  Running on the latest version, but this problem has always been there in previous versions (2.0.5)

  10.5.7 (failed in earlier versions either)

  8 GB ram

  2 TB of storage

  Tried the switch recommended on the config file but nothing.

  Thank you

  You have only one physical processor that implements revision VT VMCS a 7 and another that implements revision VMCS VT 11.  These processors are not compatible for execution of VT.  One processor is family 6 model 15 stepping 7 and the other family 6 model 15 stepping 11.  Intel has released a firmware fix that resolves this problem for the processors that differ only by deepening.  You should check to see if there is an update of the firmware from Apple that contains this fix firmware.

• What happens with the Mac Pro (end 2013)?

  Hello!

  I'm Marc Urtasun, Spain. I have a Pro Mac (end 2013) with 3, 5 GHz 6-Core and two AMD over-pants D500. I am an artist and a 3d animator and I always work with 3d, made, video... and I need a more powerful computer now, because on the 3d, Mac users are moving to Windows due to the advantage of the GPU with CUDA...

  I would like to ask two things:

  -are planning an update or something for Apple's Mac Pro?

  -Can I update my Mac Pro 12 hearts? or update with a graphics card more powerful?

  Thank you

  -All those here who know the future plans Apple could not reveal that, because of the NDA, they signed.

  -Yes, you upgrade to the D700, but that requires to replace two wide boards that contain the GPU and other components. You will find the D700, as Apple does not sell to them.

  -The CPU can be upgraded. See:

  https://eShop.MacSales.com/MyOWC/upgrades.cfm?sort=pop & Model = 486 & type = Processor

  However, some app can use more carrots 6-8. Almost none can use all 12 cores.  When one of your apps look at the CPU tab in the activity monitor and see if you now use fully all 6 hearts.

  You have not said how you memory. Memory can be limited. In addition, sometimes the disk i/o is limiting what drive you have and how ae connected

  -For the good information of 2103 Mac Pro configurations see:

  http://macperformanceguide.com/index_topics.html#MacPro2013

• noon; How do I hear midi on mac pro book files

  I want to play a MIDI on my Mac Book Pro; I can't. Quick Time, said a codec is necessary and seems that I'm not presented with any solution by Apple store or online help.

  El capitan 10.11.3 (15 d 21)

  MAC Pro book

  2.5 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo

  4 GB 667 MHz DDR2 SDRAM

  NVIDIA GeForce 8600M GT 512 MB

  You should be able to play in the Quicktime 7 Player, available here:

  Download QuickTime Player 7 for Mac OS X 10.6.3 or later

  He works at Mavericks - I can't guarantee that it will work in El Capitan. Otherwise open Garegeband, disable it in any project expenses, then the MIDI file drag its icon in the Dock.

• Mac Pro equipped with graphics cards

  (1) Apple certified repair done remarkable work or replacement of these cards, seemed as it did thousands due to schools, universities, colleges had all the problems that I did.

  (2) now did the-d option to initialize the data sent to Apple and have assigned Senior Adviser.

  (3) most recent problem is error codes and system dead slow on my second Mac Pro 6 hearts. Now, does not see my Amd hardware, which is extremely strange to say the least.

  (4) 2 weeks no words or calls returned Senior Advisor, still more serious delays to write make some income with new Mac Pro.

  (5) what did not work is not, the example is iMovie stutters sound.

  (6) final Cut Pro sound of of synk

  (7) k video from my new iPad Pro 4 who made 4 K video sent to dump not recognized on Mac Pro system after that reminder of graphics cards has been made.

  so waiting for words from Apple on the d option played 4 times.

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  Nope... but... all I can do is give you my experience. I got a G5 liquid that had major failure 3 times (was under AppleCare) and has been replaced with a Mac pro. I guess you have tried the usual, killer stuff pram resetting the PMU, trying to reinstall and update the operating system and various applications to this topic and all that, and... nothing. Apple does not read or respond to these forums, cmdrDenis, this place is strictly a user forum, and that's all. Save all your receipts, paperwork, document as much as you can and when you talk to Apple or an adviser, be polite, but pragmatic.  Screaming, yelling, Ranting and raving you will get very far.  If you go to apple.com/feedback and leave a comment there, someone can get back to you. Call the main line from Apple can be useful too, but about what, when and how

  I can't say. Apple * may *, in its sole discretion, replace a machine that has had too many major repairs, or repair, but it's Apple to do.  Maybe if you call your local Apple place, explain the situation calmly and kindly and ask to speak to another senior consultant or Manager, perhaps they can help you.

• Rental short term for the Mac Pro Tower - transplant ramdisk hard

  Hello

  I am a composer based in the United Kingdom and use round of mid-2010 Mac Pro 8 Core (2 x 2.4 GHz) Intel Xeon with 64 GB RAM and four SSD drives.

  I am going to Los Angeles for a project of long months of work in July and need a same computer set up to use while I'm there.  It's too expensive/complicated to ship my computer to the United States, then I'll probably rent a machine in Los Angeles.

  I found in a place that I can rent a tower 2012 Mac Pro 12-Core (2.4 GHz) with 16 GB of RAM, and I wondered: if I take my four SSD drives and my RAM modules, then I simply transplant these pieces into the 12 basic machine and start as my home machine?  Or must I buy an additional empty SSD and use the Migration Wizard to clone my main boot drive?

  I've never done this before, so I don't know if the boot drive will recognize that it is connected to a computer with a different motherboard etc.

  Thanks for any help and advice,

  Laurent

  Change the RAM and the disc should be fine. I would take the sleds with your SSD and just slid the old sleigh and do drag in your.

• 8 GB DIMM modules for early 2008 Mac Pro

  I see that OWC is now selling the 8 GB DIMMs for early 2008 Mac Pro (8-core, 3.2 GHz). This leads to the potential total RAM up to 64 GB.

  Anyone has any experience of the use of these, or potential problems?

  Thank you!

  I would call OWC and ask them. I remember not only here posts on this topic.

  However. I myself would buy a chance 2009-2012 in the place and level it. These Mac Pro are the most capable and reliable and 8 GB sticks are 1/3 of the cost of those of 2008.

• GB c. ' 08 on Mac Pro running

  I have an early 2008 Mac Pro 2 x 2.8 GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon and see my favorite program of Garageband of iLife ' 08 launch is no longer here.

  I bought the latest version 6.0.5 or Garageband v 11 - it doesn't matter - and tried out.  It was hate at first sight, and I called Apple to request a refund - they did.  Now I use GB ' 08 on my PM G4 and duty to make the file and transfer it to the Intel machine to use in my video projects.  The downside is that I don't have to change it as well and must go back to the G4 - although both are running on the screens side by side, so not so hard.

  What I'd like to do, is to find a way to emulate the 08. c on the Mac Pro.  Is it humanly possible to work around the problem?  Without being a genius of writing code?  Maybe some 3rd party software to download?

  Insofar as the new version of Garageband, I was put off by the dark interface for beginners.  He seemed to be oriented to customer of techo/rock/hiphop, as I use it more for soundtracks of video production and appreciates the clarity of the old program, as well as my ability to work easily with curls with it.

  What version of Mac OS X you are running on your Mac Pro?  If you are under Snow leopard, Rosetta environment (if you have it installed with Snow leopard) must be capable of emulating the PowerPC code, so you should be able to install and run GarageBand ' 08.  With Lion or later Rosetta is no longer available.

• AHT inconsequential error Ram 4MEM (Mac Pro 4.1)

  Hi all.

  Something weird going on here. Evil Finder behave sometimes (especially with the readers of WebDAV connected cloud/external) and Photoshop don't... Well well... strange things. So I thought I would check my material with AHT.

  I have a Mac Pro 4.1 / 2.93 GHz Quad with 24 GB of RAM: 2 x 4 and 2 x 8 GB. AHT reports a RAM error (4MEM). So I removed all the DIMMS and test began with the two 4 GB ones and AHT returned an error (4MEM) RAM. When I test both 4 GB modules in AHT 1 and 2 housing reports and a mistake. When I test a single module of 4 GB in slot 1 or 2, I get no error 4MEM. So the two modules installed together DIMMS = error. Installed individually don't = "no found prolems.

  In addition, 4MEM errors seem incompatible:

  65/4MEM/40000006: 0X799D7C18

  9/4MEM/40000006: 0X799D2998

  Then, I tested all of the 24 GB of RAM with MemTest86 CD but he could not find any problems.

  Someone has an idea, what happens?

  It would be really good if, when an error has been detected, memory modules would all just dropping dead, problems would be easy to isolate. But this isn't the case. Memory problems are difficult to find, they come and go, it is very difficult to 'catch them in the Act. Synthetic patterns of tests memory do not always generate the same failure that made a running system.

  But your money Mac Pro tower with processor Xeon processor uses memory RAM of code of error correction. Modules of memory have eight extra in addition to the 64 data bits control bits, as well as your Xeon processor use on all references to memory.

  On writing, permutations of parity on the subsets manufactured with care the data bits are stored in the extra bits '' syndrome. '' On reading, a lot of correction and error detection can occur. Mistakes single-bit are detected and hardware corrects these errors in tense cycle of memory, without any software intervention. Error indicators are read from time to time in the background, and the results are recorded by the memory module.

  Generally, a benarde error cannot be corrected, so to design this cause your Mac to stop during a panic machine control, core, often detected by multiple processors to prevent the poisoning of your data.

  Errors counters can be read by the memory of the about this Mac report:

  

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  your report will be slightly different, but the information it presents is STATIC - for updated information, you must refresh the report or call it again.

  Many tests memory of third parties are not designed to run on a Mac with memory error correction. As simple mistakes are corrected in Hardware on-the-fly, they aren't.

  In addition, the error correction is used very aggressively at the start. The reasoning is that the nay errors that occur in these seconds must be so severe that the modules must not be used by the system, and their locations will be marked "void".

  Any module that is seen as BAD in any situation is really BAD, even if they suffer later. If your Mac was overheating for a different reason, which may explain why the modules tested bad is perhaps the only excuse. If you eliminate overheating, these modules may be ok later.

• Is it worth to replace a macbook pro with an old mac pro?

  I have a 13 "macbook pro mid 2012, core i5 2.5 ghz and 4 GB of RAM

  I plan to replace an old mac pro with intel xeon 3 GHz dual core or quad (maybe from 2009 or 2010) and slowly upgrade by adding more RAM, sound card, and video, etc. (I won't change the logic board)

  Computer will be used for the games, but especially for a music with logic studio Pro X (requires OS X El Capitan)

  It's worth?

  OK, now you have 2013MBP 13 inches, and you said topic you will use the computer to do some professional work as a music studio (btw, I somehow like music studio, but I could can't work on that to this life) and games.

  and now your account to replace it with a Mac Pro, which is a desktop computer, I have to say that they are in any other product, and you are already thinking on this subject, which means that you don't have to wear it around right? So, personally, I recommend the CHANGE! There?

  as you say you only have two choices, keep the macbook pro 13 "or replace with the older generation of the Mac Pro, I would say 13-inch MacBook Pro can almost do anything even the latest generation! since low-votage and integrated dual-core process just crappy graph, I don't really think its meet your needs (Audio Studio, game)

  So for you its might be interesting to replace it, but you may need to do the following to make the old gen Mac Pro more "usable".

  -Add the Ram, I remember its only accepts DDR2 ram (I think, not really sure, I have never had one of that), but get at least 16 GB of this and will be allowed to use the same sound only DDR2, you need measure the cost dedicated to Rams

  -Add the USB3.0 card. I didn't say more on this right? USB2 is somehow too crappy for now, if you need measure the cost of the USB3.0 card.

  -Probably to replace the hard drive, its massively improve loading speed if you have a fusion drive or an SSD, its depends on your own needs, if you want to do, then you need measure the cost of training you want to buy.

  -Replace the graphics card, its origin have something called AMD X 3100 or wat, really, remember its all just too old even glance at her age. and return at the time its totally new, it is not the series of cards that have the intention of game. According to the info you provided, you have need a map rendering and 3D design professional, but a card game, then you may need to replace it with more recently built AMD or Nvidia graphics card in game, try watching the series Geforce and Rasomething. and theres something that should be mentioned is the old Mac Pro motherboard, is somewhat different with PC on hardware support, so that the graphics card must take in charge the Mac EFI boot or something else. I do not see the HD7970 and the GTX7? 0 mac edition, which works perfectly after replacement, but also of boys randomly announcement that they got the PC normal edition of some cards and put it on the Mac Pro, its can't stand not EFI of Mac Pro type so that they can not see a shit only on the screen while the Startup logo should show, but once finished go , its works perfectly. That's what I've heard, I'm bloody tired and sleepy now (PLUS8 GMT) hope so I made an explanation clear outta giant paragraph. But anyway, because they have tested PC edition graphics card also works on Mac, theres a huge amount of graphics card, you can buy and before you buy, if your not sure if this does not work on Mac, just borrow one of it and test it just outside, or directly, so search for Mac guaranteed Mac-compatitable by manufacturing , you need measure the cost of this.

  -Possibly a map HiFi sound taking in charge waves and digital output since your doing audio studio, the price increases a breakfast unique price you can buy a car outta that, then choose the one you want and measure the cost.

  -the processor might be still allowed to use and the current level of normal performance, so you can just keep it, but if you want to update, of course, a position which cost.

  -The time you go to research / purchase parts/physically change/test this baby. as goes XD.

  That's essentially all you need to do if you decide to replace your MacBook Pro 13 "with the Mac Pro, the major concern is the cost of parts, other that neither that complex, just to the top, find open port, insertion/replacement material, FACT, USB3 card possible to require a driver, but all you have to do is click NEXT.

  OK, good luck pal and if you blow up your House all by improving the Mac Pro, don't tell anyone I gave you these suggestions ok? XDXD

  Jason Nvm

• Outstanding creative performance the cloud on Mac Pro

  I have a Mac Pro, processor 2 x 3 GHz Dual - Core Intel Xeon, 8 GB of memory and I wonder if the creative cloud will perform well on this machine. I can't afford a new machine yet and I was wondering if anyone had any experience (good or bad) running CC on a slightly older machine.

  Any thoughts?

  Check the system requirements for the programs, you expect to use.  Here are some of the most popular...

  Premiere Pro - http://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/system-requirements.html

  After Effects - http://helpx.adobe.com/after-effects/system-requirements.html

  Photoshop - http://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/system-requirements.html

  InDesign - http://helpx.adobe.com/indesign/system-requirements.html

  Flash - http://helpx.adobe.com/flash/system-requirements.html

  Illustrator - http://helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/system-requirements.html

  Dreamweaver - http://helpx.adobe.com/dreamweaver/system-requirements.html

  Lightroom - https://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom/system-requirements.html

• NVIDIA card for Mac Pro 2009?

  I think I have a NVIDIA card for my older Mac Pro (early 2009, 2.93 Ghz Quad-Core) in order to be able to use the Mercury playback engine first Pro.

  Can someone suggest a card appropriate for this?

  Thank you!

  DM

  dkmiles wrote:

  I think I have a NVIDIA card for my older Mac Pro (early 2009, 2.93 Ghz Quad-Core) in order to be able to use the Mercury playback engine first Pro.

  [Note: this should probably be punted the Hardware section]

  You have several choices, depending on things like budget, and if you need/expect commercial support for the card.  The least expensive and most effective option would be to go get MacVidCards on EBay.  Just look for this exact word on EBay and hunt around for its EBay page.  Dave takes on PC nVidia cards and makes them compatible with Mac Pro EFI, so that they can start successfully, view the grey Apple screen and run at full speed.  nVidia will not support that, nor will Apple and retailer of the card or the will.  But, you will have access to cards that have historically been PC only.

  On the other end of the spectrum of: grand prize and less performance, you have nVidia Mac-specific maps.  Some of them are listed here.  I would not recommend any of them, but you will get the support of the end user of any manufacturer buy you from.