Recent content by Dream_Guitar

No it doesn't make any difference. You can use the EVGA in your system.

Hi parkingmo, everything looks good so far but as long as Apple don't uses Ivy Bridge, it just couldn't be "supported" nativley. And there is a Thunderbolt motherboard by Asus: http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/Intel_ ... V_PREMIUM/ which will be released soon. Maybe the Thunderbolt works under...

Looks good man! :thumbup:

I think the i5 would be enough for you. I would recommend you a psu with about 500 watts for your system.

Here is one of these cables: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003OB ... r_asin_lnk but as I said I don't know if they work the other way around! :think:

Thanks for information! :thumbup:

There are mini displayport to dvi cables but I don't know if they are working the other way around.

Looks good but maybe you should change the DVD drive to one from Sony/Opitarc because they're better supported under OS X.

I want to know if it works or not, too. Edit: It's not compatible because it has 6+12 pins instead of 18+8 pins (standard mini pci-e). I got the information from the "How to: build a "real" Airport card" topic (as written by alpha90)

How much money are you prepared to spend on it?

Looks great so far! :thumbup:

Let's go. :P

You can buy the case itself at eBay from time to time :beachball: , just look out for it. Maybe a G5 case would be something good for you too.

It's okay: but I would recommend you to use a Gigabyte motherboard or a board which is supported at the DSDT Database. (dsdt.php)

The HD4000 wouldn't work until apple uses it for their Mac's. At the moment there's only support for the HD3000.