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DavidT.

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Sep 1, 2011
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Hi everyone,

Short question, is it possible to use a Asus ENGTS 450 TOP in a Mac Pro 1.1 if I only run Windows 7?

I didn't Install windows with bootcamp, I just Booted from Disc and formated the HD and then installed the 64 bit version. Works fantastically btw.

Some more System Details:

Mac Pro 1.1 (end 2007)
Intel Xeon 2,66ghz Dual Core
13 Gbit of Ram
Running only Windows 7

Cheers and oh btw, where can i get 6 pin Powercables for Mac?

See you round

Dave
 
Hello again, excuse the double Post.

So for everybody who wonders.

I just tried to run the Asus ENGTS 450 Top on my MacPro ONLY RUNNING WIN 7 (Installation without Bootcamp) and guess what. It works like a baby, even the overclocking software called Smart Doctor works very nicely.

About the 6 Pin connector cable, I have a small workarround because it's kinda hard to find these cables form Mac. I disconnected one CD drive(4pin power connector), and conected a long cable wich has 1 female and 2 female 4 pin power connectors to the cable i just disconnected from the CD driver. I then used the one male connector to connect the CD drive again, and the other male connector i pulled down in to the heart of the case. On this one I then connected a cable with a female 4 pin connector and the so much wanted 6 pin Graphics card connecter. And wonder o wonder, it works :)

If you didn't understand what I done write me a PN and i will explain it more in detail


Cheers
Dave
 
David

1. I tried to install Windows 7 x64bit but every time the x32 version installs without giving me the option of x64. Any idea where I go wrong?

2. I also got a XFX GTX 280 graphic card and I cannot find any cables where I am. Can you please send me some photos, description of your cables?
I got a MAC PRO 1.1 with 5GB Ram and the std 2x 2.66Ghz Zeon, 4core processors.

I will appreciate any help/advice.
Johan
 
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