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Mac Pro Wireless solution
Wireless internet connections are not usually to be found in the mac pro, I realize this, but I'm limited in what I can do in my apartment. I cannot run wires and wireless cards aren't always available on second-hand Mac Pros.
My question is, would any off the shelf wireless PCIe card work in a Mac Pro, or does it have to be a specific Apple Airport card?
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The new Mac Pros have an Airport card built in....if that's what you were referring to.
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If you are buying one of the new model MacPros, it will come with Airport (and Bluetooth) built in. If you already have a machine, you might call an apple service center and see if they can install an actual airport card, which will save you from wasting a PCI slot just for internet.
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Just get a genuine Apple PCIe AirPort from eBay for $20.
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I have this machine and want wireless N. What card do I need? What are other options. TIA.
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Yes the Mac Pro wireless antenna is on the bottom of the computer, so the reception sucks on it. I can't even get a reception to my wireless access point less than 6 feet away…
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I am going through 4 walls (and an entire bathroom with full shower) and I live in a condo where 12 other APs have at least 20% or greater signal strength (plus other weaker APs).... and I have excellent signals, 60-70% @ 130 Mbps connection or greater on 5GHz. Be to honest, 2.4GHz does a much better job at going through the walls, but every AP within reach is on 2.4GHz band, so being the only one on the 5GHz band, I decided to use it to avoid excessive interference.
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