Reminder: NVIDIA GeForce 6xx/7xx Kepler Cards work with GraphicsEnabler=No

Just another quick reminder for people with the new GeForce 6xx cards in 10.8 Mountain Lion. They work out of the box with full acceleration with native drivers and NO injection. This means that the standard default injection provided in Chimera (GraphicsEnabler) can be turned off. All MultiBeast Installations set your plist to Yes by default, so you'll have to check 1 extra box to set it to No.

To do this manually, navigate to /Extra.org.chameleon.boot.plist and edit with textedit.

EDIT: This applies to GeForce 7xx cards as well.

EDIT2: As of MultiBeast 6, GraphicsEnabler is set to No by default.

Reminder: NVIDIA GeForce 6xx Kepler Cards work with GraphicsEnabler=No

tonymacx86 said:

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Just another quick reminder for people with the new GeForce 6xx cards in 10.8 Mountain Lion. They work out of the box with full acceleration with native drivers and NO injection. This means that the standard default injection provided in Chimera (GraphicsEnabler) can be turned off. All MultiBeast Installations set your plist to Yes by default, so you'll have to check 1 extra box to set it to No.
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Sticky please. Did not see this until toleda linked to it from the HDMI Audio forum.

Reminder: NVIDIA GeForce 6xx Kepler Cards work with GraphicsEnabler=No

noob question, but does this mean the graphics card wont be effected at all even tho it has no injection?

Reminder: NVIDIA GeForce 6xx Kepler Cards work with GraphicsEnabler=No

is there any other cards fully supported (graphics enabler = no) or is it limited to the nvidia 6** cards in 10.8
getting tired of my 450 fermi
was thinking of the new 660 when its released

it needs to support dual monitors one hdmi and either dvi/hdmi or display port
for a future build up5 and 3770k

Reminder: NVIDIA GeForce 6xx Kepler Cards work with GraphicsEnabler=No

tonymacx86 said:

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Just another quick reminder for people with the new GeForce 6xx cards in 10.8 Mountain Lion. They work out of the box with full acceleration with native drivers and NO injection. This means that the standard default injection provided in Chimera (GraphicsEnabler) can be turned off. All MultiBeast Installations set your plist to Yes by default, so you'll have to check 1 extra box to set it to No.
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Do you mean this applies to any GeForce 600 series graphic cards like gt 610, 620, 630....etc, working OOB with native drivers and no injection.

http://www.zotac.com/index.php?page...9&option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=100291&lang=en. Do you think this will work OOB?

Thank you

Katie

P.S. sorry about that, link updated. it's the ZOTAC GeForce® GT 630 Synergy Edition 4GB (ZT-60405-10L)

Reminder: NVIDIA GeForce 6xx Kepler Cards work with GraphicsEnabler=No

link doesnt work

Reminder: NVIDIA GeForce 6xx Kepler Cards work with GraphicsEnabler=No

nige2000 said:

link doesnt work

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I did update the other link but you can also try to check here

http://www.zotacusa.com/geforce-gt-630-synergy-4gb-zt-60405-10l.html

thanx.

kate

Reminder: NVIDIA GeForce 6xx Kepler Cards work with GraphicsEnabler=No

http://www.engadget.com/2012/05/20/nvidia-outs-budget-geforce-gt-610-gt-620-and-gt-630-no-kepler/

doesn't look great you will have to stretch to 640 for kepler native support

Reminder: NVIDIA GeForce 6xx Kepler Cards work with GraphicsEnabler=No

nige2000 said:

http://www.engadget.com/2012/05/20/nvidia-outs-budget-geforce-gt-610-gt-620-and-gt-630-no-kepler/

doesn't look great you will have to stretch to 640 for kepler native support

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Thank you for letting me know.

So to get native mac support, any oem Nvidia 6xx graphic cards with kepler architecture

kate

Reminder: NVIDIA GeForce 6xx Kepler Cards work with GraphicsEnabler=No

well i would assume you need a kepler card to be native, but i was asking in an earlier post if there is any other cards that can be used with graphics enabler = no
i think i read somewwhere that 6870 is native too (but i forget a lot of stuff at times)