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Feb 29, 2016 5:08 PM in response to Marvin The Martianby MrHoffman,★HelpfulProbably not without work. Or without wholesale replacement.
This enclosure from circa 2004 would have been a Power Mac with a PPC processor, such as the G5. Not Intel. That's not upgradable, and can't run 10.7.5. So you're probably not using a 2004-era box here.
Mac Pro (Early 2008) model identifier Mac Pro3,1 and later can be updated to El Capitan, assuming sufficient memory and free space.
The earlier Intel Mac Pro boxes cannot be upgraded past 10.7.5.
Neither the Apple OpenGL support not the capabilities table indicates any support for your graphics controller (at all), which implies it'll need to be replaced. (There's no indication of support for support of an NVIDA GeForce 7900 GT with the Mac Pro, for that matter.)
Please confirm your model year and the specific graphics controller.
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by a brody,Feb 26, 2016 6:52 PM in response to Marvin The Martian
a brody
Feb 26, 2016 6:52 PM
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Classic Mac OSIn mid-2006 Apple changed their PowerMac G5 line for the Mac Pro. You can read about the differences on this tip:
Hence the reasoning for the questions. Be sure to properly identify your Mac.
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Feb 29, 2016 5:15 PM in response to MrHoffmanby Marvin The Martian,Looked up my Mac and it is a 2006 with a Dual Intel processor.
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Feb 29, 2016 5:22 PM in response to Marvin The Martianby Marvin The Martian,OK, so the software I wanted to install cannot work on this machine. I would love to upgrade the motherboard to one that I could get a newer version of OS. I would really love to afford a new machine, but at Mac prices, I can't. So that leaves me with a new question:
What software can download NCAA videos? Such as from http://www.ncaa.com/video/trackfield-outdoor-women/2015-05-23/diii-outdoor-track -field-day-three-full-replay ? I figured the only way to get a clip of my kid running was to screen capture. But...
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Mar 1, 2016 10:58 AM in response to Marvin The Martianby MrHoffman,I see nothing to download on that page, though that's potentially because Adobe Flash is not installed and ad blocking is active locally.
If your child is in those images, consider contacting NCAA directly, explain the situation, and request a copy.