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I'm having the same issue Lee, with my usb webcam.. I think will will have a fix soon...

where did you get the adapter?

Nice job Lee!

FANTASTIC! Thank you!

Still waiting for you to complete the iPad video... pencil/use video.

Welcome back! Yeah, these old cameras are pretty bad... might want to switch to ALL iPhone video/audio recording ;) Great video, per usual!

Awesome, congratulations on the new Mini! It’s a cool redesign and should work well. I’ve got a space gray Trackpad and it’s been fantastic to use! It works really well for video editing and other applications and even just as a standard pointing device. The Magic Mouse is also a good one to use just like the Trackpad. The classic Mac Pros are always going to be excellent machines, but it’s also great to have another Mac Mini!

Thanks for the Mini review: useful to me!

Greetings from Germany... I like the normality of your videos, carry on ;-) I am curious if there will be a hub for the M4 Mac Mini with sd-slot, USB-A etc. and with the possibility for install external storage (like I have here for my M1 Mac Mini)

Amazing video, congratulations on your collection

I'm running a hacked Mac Pro 5,1 mid 2010 which I upgraded to OS Sonoma. It ran fine until the last update, then it lost my wireless mouse and keyboard. I tried re-booting with a wired mouse and keyboard, but it didn't recognise. I am currently in the process of re-installing Ventura, as it was working fine with that. Once the M4 Mac Studio becomes available, my Mac Pro will be utilised as a local network file server.

I think as they are they are weak. But max out the ram, put a cheap SSD in, replace the WIFI card with a Broadcom crystal HD decoder card, a modern WIFI USB adapter. And a copy of Windows 7. It would be a decent media player.

He’s baaaack! 🎉

I wasn’t expecting it to be that big of a difference, the ability to upgrade everything in the 5,1 really helps out. The 2013 is a cool model, but the design is perfect for something like the M series of chips while the classic Mac Pro case is way better for upgrading.

New Apple Silicon CPU´s are makig this macs really old machines......

The Mac Pro 2013 was affected by graphics chip failures. When I worked for Apple, we actually had a repair program for it because the issue impacted a lot of people. Over time, the Mac Pro tends to overheat since it gets quite toasty under a full load. However, I can tell you that I’m currently running macOS Sequoia and usually have 5-10 apps open, including video editing and heavy Photoshop work, and it performs exceptionally well. I would recommend downloading the Apple Service Diagnostic bootable utility. If it’s freezing the way you describe, that’s somewhat normal-even with OpenCore installed. In fact, one of the machines used to develop OpenCore is a Mac Pro 6,1, and that developer has no issues at all. It’s a pretty powerful machine and, at least for me, it runs without any fuss. For more information on the repair program and that Apple launched search google “ Apple Launches Repair Program for Late 2013 Mac Pro Video Issues” and it’s the second link

I've been running Sonoma on my mid 2010 Mac Pro successfully until I upgraded to version 14.7. At that point, my computer failed to recognise my wireless keyboard. I switched this out for a usb keyboard and re-booted. It still did not see a keyboard. Any ideas? Should I reinstall OS Ventura or Monterey, which both worked fine without any issues. In the interim I am using my Mac mini M1, which is struggling a bit with the latest versions of Photoshop and Lightroom.

Great video! From my understanding of Quadro cards, they typically feature more VRAM at the expense of lower clock speed/drivers that aren't quite optimized for tasks like gaming. Besides the aesthetic/collector's appeal, and the use case for professional design software (CAD tools, video editing etc), are there noticeable drawbacks in other areas, like 3D gaming performance? Would a PowerMac G5 owner in 2024 really be missing out if they had something like a 7800 GT compared to this Quadro card? Keep it up man great work

I've been trying to get OS X installed on a PDQ over the last week dealing with these exact issues throughout, and this is one of very few search results documenting the issues. Sadly I'm three years late to help the video producer lol, but for anyone else stumbling in here: the mSATA SSD was to blame. My solution was to revert to the original 4 GB hard drive*, and OS 10.0 in my case finally installed. I then removed the drive, and hooked it and the mSATA SSD up to a MacBook Pro** running 10.5 with two IDE to USB readers. I used Disk Utility to restore the 10.0 install from the hard drive to a 7.9 GB partition at the start of the SSD, formatted as Mac OS Extended. Then I put the SSD back in the PDQ. If you get a question mark folder, don't panic yet, you need to select it as the startup disk. I booted an OS 9.2 live CD to borrow its Startup Disk control panel to select the OS 10.0 partition, and there it was. The first boot was quite slow but it works perfectly now. Hopefully this is helpful to someone, and to the video producer, at least the mystery is solved now! *If you don't have it, I imagine any hard drive 8 GB or less would work. Or possibly any hard drive would, so long as you make a 7.9 GB or less partition at the beginning and use that. **It has to be a MacBook Pro or a powered USB hub. I've found that PowerBooks don't output enough power over USB to spin up a hard drive.

I'm glad you're doing "well!" I just found your videos! I found a 2008 MacBook 5,1 in the ewaste bin... powered it up and now I've got two PowerBook G4 15"s.. (1.33ghz and 1.67ghz respectively) Thank you for the videos you've got up so far!

Did we lose you again?

Were you able to get the wifi working?

I have watched many of your videos and want to thank you for all the time you put in trying to help others. I do have a question.. I have a mid 2010 Mac Pro and want to upgrade the OS. Is there any way I could talk with you before I try to do so, maybe through discord or something like that? It wold be my 1st time and I really don't want to mess my computer up

Don't comment often, but had to let you know that seeing your upload made my day! Great to hear from you and that you've been taking care of yourself. Smooth install, and shout outs to Thunderbird. :)

Heeeeee’s baaaaaack! Missed you!

Welcome back! And please take care of yourself first since that's more important than making videos. On another note... I recently picked up a 6,1 12 core and haven't decided what to do with it yet. Kinda torn between going the OCLP route or installing Slackware Linux (and name it SlackCanPro 6,1). Haven't used my 5,1 in quite some time now. Installed Slackware (named it SlackPro 5,1) on 1 of the HDDs and it actually runs great after the headache of fan control was figured out. Maybe I'll make it a file server or something. All I need now is a 7,1 (when those start coming down in price) to add to the collection. That will probably cost some money to fully max out. Not really interested in Apple Silicon.

Welcome back! Always important to take care of yourself first. That was a fast install, reminds me of how my G5 was able to install Leopard like it’s nothing. Mist looks like a great utility, will definitely have to check that out. Good luck with everything going on, hope it all goes well!

Welcome back!👍👍

Also wish you well with your health

Hi the reason migration didn't work is you have to revert root patches so you don't have graphics acceleration then migration works fine after reboot without root patches hope this was helpful

I hope you've been doing well, your presence has been missed!

I have Sonoma 14.6 installed on my 2012 Mac 5.1 with RX580 and it appears to work correctly except the wallpaper. Both monitors are black and if I pull up the wallpaper settings it just spins infinitely. Any ideas?

we need blackmagic ssd speed test !!

I been trying to get it done and my Mac Won't do it i do all the steps i Shut it down and see the blinking light here the tone and still goes in to el Capitan

Enjoyed your soliloquy. :)

love my dual 30" Apple Cinema Display setup!

RIP 😢

Enjoyed the look. :) Was always a hater of these things and saw them as a big step down from the previous Mac Pros, but like you said, it really wouldn't have been as bad if they hadn't called it a Mac Pro. They are undeniably cool though, and I actually had no idea they were so cheap now, that's a lot of computer for that money!

Hello :) I've seen your process to upgrade from El Capitan (10.11.6) to Sierra (10.12.6), but that is an upgrade or an update ? IN fact on my Mac Pro Early 2008 (2 x 2.8 Ghz Quad Core Intel Xeon with 32 Gb RAM 667 Mhz), what I would have is conserving all my fully configuration present on El Capitan and update (not upgrade !) to Sierra !!! Your process with the patcher is also an update to Sierra or not ? That's very important for me ;) What another thing is the compatibility of the graphic card.I know that on Catalina for example, the GPU graphic cards are limited to 800 x 600 pixels, because on Catalina only on.metal graphic cards are supported; is the same on Sierra ??? In fact I've one version on another hard drive of Catalina installed, but from El Capitan, the hard drive where is installed Catalina is invisible and not accessible !!! Perhaps from Catalina I can make the migration of all the fully configuration present on El Capitan with the App "Migration assistant" ??? Thanks really a lot for your next response and your next detailed informs ;) :)

Someone has said he passed away….

you can use this one instead of the apple adapter: Club3D CAC-1510-A USB C to Dual Link DVI-D Adapter HDCP Off for Apple Cinema Displays, 3840x2160@30hz, 2560x1600@60Hz

Do you mind sharing what display you are using?

Where did you go?!

There is so much good information here, I just can't make it through the entire video, I cannot subject myself to the torture of listening to 5 minutes of useless rambling and pointless stories, for 10 seconds of useful content. Please for the love of cheesus, please fix this video

I installed this on my Dual Core G5 but it hangs when I boot a fresh install

Any new videos coming?

Hello Lee, I finally have a working MacBook Pro, but it's an old one, it's a 17 inch 2008 model with a 2.4 GHz., core 2 duo processor, 8 gig of ram., and a 240 gig ssd., and I installed Linux Mint Mate and the laptop is currently working well, the laptop is fairly well designed, however, it only has two USB., ports and they are both on the same side and to apply fresh thermal paste to the processor the entire logic board has to be removed.

Great choice! I got the same one. I upgrade to the largest one every time they come out. Best purchase ever.

Very cool! If it’s anything like the 2018, I’m sure it’ll be great for a long time. It is a bit strange that they decided an iPad to be the thinnest device, and in general go back to making thinner devices. A thin iPod makes sense, but the extra size of the iPad can take advantage of a larger battery. Regardless, hopefully it works well! I’ve been using far older iPads, and they still work well. Even the original iPad is still excellent, I use it alongside some others. Once I get more added into iTunes like movies/tv, I’m sure I’ll use them even more.