WTT: G5 9600xt for G4 ADC card - urgent!

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Posted: 09 February 2008 08:51 AM

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I am a PC guy helping my sister upgrade the video card in her FW800. She has a 20” Cinema display so she needs a card with an ADC port.

I won a 9600xt (maybe a Pro?) on eBay, but the ADC power connector on the edge of the card is in a different spot, expecting a G5 logic board.

I know you can get around this with a soldering trick, but I’m not going to do that. We’d rather just get a card that plain works out of the box.

She needs this upgrade to run the latest Final Cut Pro, so we need at least a Radeon 9600 Pro or better, with 128MB minimum.

In return I have this G5 card to trade.

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