#BOOTCAMP MAC OS X EL CAPITAN UPDATE#
The only drawback is that the 1,1 and 2,1 max out unofficially at Mac OS X 10.11 El Capitan (and you need to avoid installing a specific security update for El Capitan which breaks the 1,1 and 2,1 from booting into El Capitan any longer), but how can one complain running 14-year old hardware that was supposed to have reached the end of its line at Mac OS X 10.7 Lion, which was released 9 years ago?! I have Mac OS X 10.10 Yosemite on mine, which is perfectly stable for now and worlds ahead of Lion. Secondary optical updated to an LG BD-XL/DVD-RW.Added a GeForce 980Ti and most recently a Radeon HD2600 XT to my repertoire of GPUs.Added an extra SSD to serve as a dedicated Windows Boot Camp Disk.
I’ve upgraded away though and have really made this thing a beast by adding the following since the initial purchase from a LEM swap lister: For under $400, I have been able to transform what was once a $200 to $300 investment about 5 years back as a stock Mac Pro 1,1 (albeit with a couple initial upgrades such as a Solid State Drive and a couple better than stock GPUs such as a flashed Radeon 5670 and fanless GeForce GT 210). Hi Low Enders! It’s the Bash man again, with another happy episode of trials and tribulations getting my Mac Pro 2,1 in a stable triple boot state (queue crickets, darkness, and crackling campfire as you roast marshmallows and read on).Įven 14 years into its existence, I’m finding my Mac Pro 1,1 to be one of the most incredible investments I’ve ever made.
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