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You're a genius ! Any idea why this fixes it though ? Thanks !!
Solving NVIDIA Driver Install & Loading Problems
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Not really sure to be honest. For some monitors is seems to be an issue but I am not sure how to fix it and haven't seen a solution. For my Dell monitor DP1.2 has always worked fine.
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Thank you for the guide, i have gone trough the most the fix options, but i am still where i was at the beginning, without updating clover (from 3377 to 4061), without editing the kexts, nor the plist...
So i get the card recognized even without any updates (except to 10.12.4 + nVidia driver). see attached the screenshot. Only issue is (no errors btw) that my screen does go blank, no signal is going out on DVI
the screenshot below is taken connecting remotely to my machine. Is there a way to know or to redirect video output? i don't know if this is the right question at all...
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Hi,
I installed a GTX 1060 6GB. I found the matching drivers (346.02.03f12) to my Yosemite 10.10.5 Installation and installed them succesfully (Nvidia Driver Manager says Up to Date). But when I restart the whole OS is very jittery and slow and in the system profiler my new card doesn't show up. GraphicEnabler is set to NO. I also tried with the bootflag. Please Help.
I installed a GTX 1060 6GB. I found the matching drivers (346.02.03f12) to my Yosemite 10.10.5 Installation and installed them succesfully (Nvidia Driver Manager says Up to Date). But when I restart the whole OS is very jittery and slow and in the system profiler my new card doesn't show up. GraphicEnabler is set to NO. I also tried with the bootflag. Please Help.
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GTX 10*0 (Pascal) graphics are currently only supported in Sierra.
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Thanks alot, somehow I managed to ignore this information. So I will try to update and hope that my systems stays stable.
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Thank you for the guide, i have gone trough the most the fix options, but i am still where i was at the beginning, without updating clover (from 3377 to 4061), without editing the kexts, nor the plist...
So i get the card recognized even without any updates (except to 10.12.4 + nVidia driver). see attached the screenshot. Only issue is (no errors btw) that my screen does go blank, no signal is going out on DVI
I think with that definition you need to check this:
https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/...system-definition.183113/page-37#post-1482763
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Specifically macOS Sierra 10.12.4. Lower versions of Sierra do not support Pascal cards.
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I just got a 1050 Ti and got it working with hack #6 to enable NVRAM. On default OS X graphics, my Thunderbolt 2 audio device (UAD Apollo Twin) was working, but on NVIDIA it's not. At boot time, the white bar stops at about 80% for between 5 and 10 mins and sometimes eventually loads MacOS and sometimes doesn't. When it does, the screen resolution switches to a higher resolution, so it looks like it's switching from default graphics at 1024 x 768 to NVIDIA, but the background of the login screen is all garbled colours.
Once I get to the desktop I get full resolution at 2460 x 1600 over DVI, but no Thunderbolt audio.
This is the closest I've ever got after many reinstalls and eventually having to buy a new video card. I built this PC as a digital audio workstation so the Thunderbolt audio is vital. The audio device connected pretty much every time until I put the new video card in, so I feel like there's a connection. It's a Gigabyte Z170 Designare board with onboard Thunderbolt 2 over USB-C.
Any ideas?
Once I get to the desktop I get full resolution at 2460 x 1600 over DVI, but no Thunderbolt audio.
This is the closest I've ever got after many reinstalls and eventually having to buy a new video card. I built this PC as a digital audio workstation so the Thunderbolt audio is vital. The audio device connected pretty much every time until I put the new video card in, so I feel like there's a connection. It's a Gigabyte Z170 Designare board with onboard Thunderbolt 2 over USB-C.
Any ideas?
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Hey guys, finally successful here. Have a 7700k on a Gigabyte z270 itx with a Zotac 1080 mini. Thought I'd leave this tidbit from my go around: I had the sleep on boot problem consistently with the recommended settings and the issue was that I had Inject Nvidia set to true. At least for me, that's what was causing the issue. Once I turned it off it was smooth sailing.
Good lord this thing smokes!!
Good lord this thing smokes!!