No, it won't work. It's firmware contains an EFI version, while a PC would require BIOS.
What happens when you boot your Mac into Windows again? What about using "PC" video cards on a Mac under Windows?No, it won't work. It's firmware contains an EFI version, while a PC would require BIOS.
Another very good point.
If you are going to have to support a PC as well then maybe you shouldn't have gotten the Apple LED Cinema Display since it's permanently tied to the Mini-DisplayPort.
This isn't possible.the ACD works well with my imac. but i have a older mac book pro the white intel one. but of course apple hasnt released any mini dvi to minidisplay port adapters.. not sure they even will.. so since i cant use it on my macbook and only on my imac.. why not try to get some use out of it on my pc.. hence why i ask.
Apple's EFI has a BIOS Emulator built into it. That's the part that allows Windows to actually run on the machine. Which is why Boot Camp isn't needed if using a separate drive.What happens when you boot your Mac into Windows again? What about using "PC" video cards on a Mac under Windows?
The last I saw, they were "experiencing technical difficulties". It's been a while though.
It's not quite that easy though, as I'm sure you're aware.Thank you for proving my point.
When was this a thread about running a video card under OS X?It's not quite that easy though, as I'm sure you're aware.
Otherwise, no one would have to flash PC cards to work under OS X.
Besides, the OP was asking about using a MAC card in a PC!
Definitely a NO, as the PC would look at it as "WTF is this?".
I was just making sure you hadn't forgotten.When was this a thread about running a video card under OS X?
Or even on a Mac...
