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Accessing the GPU is easy and requires no tools. Use this guide to add or replace RAM for your Mac Pro.
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Lift the lever to unlock the case.
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Remove the side panel of the Mac Pro.
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Locate the graphics card in the open panel side of your Mac Pro.
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Unscrew the two thumb screws by twisting counterclockwise using your fingers until the slide lock is released.
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Remove the slide lock.
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Push up on the clip directly behind the graphics card to release it from its slot.
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Slide the graphics card out of the slot using both hands by firmly holding the corners of the top of the card as shown.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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I have a first generation Mac Pro (1,1 – 2 x 3GHz Dual-Core Intel Xeon) that I purchased in November 2007.
I still love it.
THANK YOU for your valuable User Guides, and parts replacement guides!
David R Purnell - crwdns2934203:0crwdne2934203:0 crwdns2950251:0crwdne2950251:0
Hi, I just installed Mac OS X High Sierra in my 2010 Mac Pro. The first monitor is active with the ATI Radeon HD5770. However the #2 screen is inactive with its ATI Radeon HD3870. Should I get another HD5770 or a different card so I can use the second screen?
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For starters this is the first generation forum while your 2010 is a fifth generation model.
Nevertheless I had an interesting situation with the 5770 in a first gen machine that only ran under strange circumstances—a situation wroth sharing nevertheless.:
Ati Radeon X1900Xt had to be installed on bay 1 for the 5770 to work on bay 4
But for your situation, the question is: does the 3870 work standalone in its bay if the 5770 is taken out completely?
And if you swap the graphics cards into each others’ position, what’s the result?
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Hi. My 1st Gen Mac Pro is maxed out with OS X Lion 10.7. I heard I may be able to make it a 5th Gen by switching a chip. Is anyone familiar with this?
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Hi, I have a first generation MacBook Pro which is maxed out with OS X Lion 10.7. I heard I may be able to upgrade it to a generation 5 by switching out a chip. Is anyone familiar with this?
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