- Install ati radeon hd 4870 graphics upgrade kit for apple mac pro drivers#
- Install ati radeon hd 4870 graphics upgrade kit for apple mac pro pro#
Mac Pro (Early 2008) Output: Mini DisplayPort / Dual-Link DVI GPU:NVIDIA Quadro 4000.Mac Pro (Early 2008) Output: 2x DVI Dual-Link GPU:NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GT / Quadro FX 5600.MacBook (Early 2009/Mid 2009) Output: Mini DVI GPU:NVIDIA GeForce 9400M.MacBook (Late 2008 / Late 2009 - Unibody) Output: Mini DisplayPort GPU:NVIDIA GeForce 9400M.iMac (Early 2009 / Late 2009) Output: Mini DisplayPort GPU:ATI Radeon HD 4670 / HD 4850.MacBook Pro (Early 2011 13") Output: Thunderbolt GPU:Intel HD Graphics 3000.iMac (Mid 2010) Output: Mini DisplayPort GPU:ATI Radeon HD 5770 / HD 4670 / HD 5750.MacBook (Mid 2010) Output: Mini DisplayPort GPU:NVIDIA GeForce 320M.MacBook Pro (Early 2013 Retina) Output: Thunderbolt GPU:Intel HD Graphics 4000.MacBook Pro (Late 2011 15"/17") Output: Thunderbolt GPU:Intel HD Graphics 3000 / AMD Radeon HD 6750M / 6770M.MacBook Pro (Early 2013 Retina) Output: Thunderbolt GPU:NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M.Mac Pro (Early 2009) Output: Dual-Link DVI GPU:NVIDIA Quadro FX 4800.Mac Pro (Early 2009) Output: Mini DisplayPort / Dual-Link DVI GPU:ATI Radeon HD 4870.MacBook Pro (Mid 2012 13") Output: Thunderbolt GPU:Intel HD Graphics 4000.iMac (Mid/Late 2011 27") Output: Thunderbolt GPU:AMD Radeon HD 6770M / 6970M.MacBook Pro (Late 2011 13") Output: Thunderbolt GPU:Intel HD Graphics 3000.MacBook Pro (Mid 2012 15") Output: Thunderbolt GPU:NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M.
Mac Pro (Early 2009) Output: Mini DisplayPort / Dual-Link DVI GPU:NVIDIA Quadro 4000.iMac (Mid/Late 2011 21.5") Output: Thunderbolt GPU:AMD Radeon HD 6750M / 6770M.Mac Pro (Early 2009) Output: Mini DisplayPort / Dual-Link DVI GPU:NVIDIA GeForce GT 120.MacBook Pro (Mid 2014 13") Output: Thunderbolt GPU:Intel Iris Graphics 5100.iMac (Late 2012 21.5") Output: Thunderbolt GPU:NVIDIA GeForce GT 640M / 650M.MacBook Pro (Mid 2014 15") Output: Thunderbolt GPU:Intel Iris Pro Graphics 5200.iMac (Late 2012 27") Output: Thunderbolt GPU:NVIDIA GeForce GT 660M / 675M / 680M.Mac Pro (Mid 2010) Output: Dual-Link DVI GPU:NVIDIA Quadro FX 4800.MacBook Pro (Mid 2014 15") Output: Thunderbolt GPU:NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M.Mac Pro (Mid 2010) Output: Mini DisplayPort GPU:ATI Radeon HD 5770 / HD 5870.MacBook Pro (Mid 2015 15") Output: Thunderbolt 2 GPU:Intel Iris Pro Graphics 5200.Mac Pro (Mid 2010) Output: Mini DisplayPort / Dual-Link DVI GPU:NVIDIA Quadro 4000.Power Mac G5 Output: DVI GPU:NVIDIA GeForce 6600.MacBook Air (Mid 2011) Output: Thunderbolt GPU:Intel HD Graphics 3000.MacBook Air (Mid 2012) Output: Thunderbolt GPU:Intel HD Graphics 4000.Mac Mini (Mid 2011) Output: Thunderbolt / HDMI GPU:Intel HD Graphics 3000.Mac Mini (Mid 2011) Output: Thunderbolt / HDMI GPU:AMD Radeon HD 6630M.Mac Mini (Late 2012) Output: Thunderbolt / HDMI GPU:Intel HD Graphics 4000.MacBook Air (Mid 2013 11"/13") Output: Thunderbolt GPU:Intel HD Graphics 5000.MacBook Air (Early 2014 11") Output: Thunderbolt GPU:Intel HD Graphics 5000.MacBook Air (Early 2014 13") Output: Thunderbolt GPU:Intel HD Graphics 5000.Seems like a very comprehensive set of benchmarks with games, media encoding, data compression, program compilation, memory bandwidth, disk tests, etc. Oh, for rob_ART, if you are looking for more benchmarks, I've just noticed that Phoronix supports their Test Suite in OS X. Sadly Macworld didn't have the HD4850 BTO. I'm suspecting the GT120 won't be much of an upgrade over the HD2600XT, and the HD4870 would then be a recommended upgrade for the Mac Pro. The GT120 is only about 15% faster than the HD2600Pro in Quake 4.
Install ati radeon hd 4870 graphics upgrade kit for apple mac pro drivers#
Might be interesting to have more comparison between ATI and nVidia GPUs to see where else nVidia's drivers are lagging besides Core Image acceleration. They actually found the old HD2600 Pro beating both the new GT120 and the GT130/8800GS in Call of Duty 4.
Macworld has benchmarks of the new iMac with the GT120, which you'd think would be similar to the GT120 in the Mac Pro. Apple doesn't offer a high-end GPU anymore so things may not degrade as gracefully. In a year, the 512MB HD4870 will be decidedly low-end, especially with next-gen DX11 GPUs coming soon. (The 40nm seems to have problems at high-clock speeds which is why lower-end parts are coming first). There is already a tweaked 55nm RV790 core coming to replace the HD4870 along with a 40nm shrink to replace the HD4830 and HD4850. The 512MB HD4870 is a great card, but at ATI's MSRP of $149 it's a replacement for the $129 HD2600XT that Apple sells in the mid-range rather than replacing the 8800GT. The 8800GT was cost $279 when it was released and it just gets beaten now by the HD4850 in the iMac. The reason Apple should offer a high-end or at least performance GPU option is that in 2 years they will still be relevant. The 8800GT isn't exactly obsolete and the August 2006 Mac Pros with an 8800GT are still significantly beefier than the just released top of the line iMac.
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