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It sucks, but it makes sense from nVidia's end. Tower Mac Pros are pretty much deprecated at this point, and nVidia isn't going to bother to maintain them for some hobbyists. I wish nVidia would tell us, though. It would make my decision to turn my hack into just a gaming PC, and buy a new MBP...

I have it set to false and have done the new method to set the web driver. Pretty sure that isn't the issue. I have full quartz acceleration and it comes up correctly in About this Mac. The only symptom that something is not right is I'm not getting above 25 FPS in any game.

Tried that, no difference.

Any ideas on where I can troubleshoot these performance problems?

Ever fix this? This came back, maybe in 10.11.6? It's not going away on its own this time! Edit: Nevermind, my dsdt got uninstalled because of my own stupidity. Works now.

My Sierra sleep issue is a bit different. It'll go to sleep but on wake the computer will restart.

Will do, thanks. What's weird though is that on iCloud, there aren't multiple devices listed for my Hackintosh.

Did you fix this? Select 887/888b legacy in multibeast or use the toleda script. Both have worked for me.

Yes, you are right. With the damage already done, how do you suggest I fix it?

Yeah, eventually figured that out, but thanks. Everything works but performance in games is abysmal for some reason. 19 FPS in Unigine Valley. Don't think it's a Sierra problem, though.

So I just updated to Sierra, and I had some trouble getting the Web Drivers working. I've succeeded, and everything appears normal––I have graphics acceleration and the UI is snappy––but if I try to play a game problems become apparent. I can't get an average FPS above 25 or so. I can't confirm...

After upgrading my clover bootloader and/or upgrading to Sierra, iMessage has broken. I can log in but I can't send or receive. If I run iMessage Debug the values persist through reboots...what would be a logical troubleshooting step, rather than redoing all my serial numbers and values? My...

I guess I am a bit confused about the multiple config.plist files and what they are for, then. For my config.plist file (attached) located on my HD/EFI/Clover, it's configured as iMac 14,2. In any case, I've updated that config.plist file to match my other one for SMBIOS, and now it appears as...

It shouldn't matter that I have an iMac 14,2 system definition but kept my old Mac Pro 3,1 stuff to keep iMessage working? Because for the life of me I can't get these drivers to load again after updating Clover and that's the only thing I can think of. It boots fine, but there's no graphics...

No, you'll still get the .1 update. And if not, you can always download the combo updater.

The GM build (the second one) and the public release are the same. You'll get 10.12.1 when it releases if you aren't on the public beta track.

Apple just released a second build of the GM. Another benefit of waiting for Tonymac's tools. ;)

No. Motherboard, GPU, wifi/Ethernet, etc.

Yes. At any rate, it's out now.

They released one for El Cap.