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[Solved] GTX 1070 not detected!

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Uninstalled and reinstalled, in my pc it opens just fine, let me know.

You need to add,

Code:
Change PEGP to GFX0
Find 50454750
Replace 47465830

Put SSDT-GFX0 in EFI/Clover/ACPI/patched. Make sure that you remove Change GFX0 to IGPU.
 

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You need to add,

Code:
Change PEGP to GFX0
Find 50454750
Replace 47465830

Put SSDT-GFX0 in EFI/Clover/ACPI/patched. Make sure that you remove Change GFX0 to IGPU.
Sorry if I am repeating this, but I don't know how to use this program, so please explain me in detail what I really need to do. There are a bunch of lines and still haven't realized how can I "add" the code lines you pasted. Please also explain me what to do in this step, of course I can put that file in that directory, but can't really comprehend where do I need to remove that "Change GFX0 to IGPU." Thanks for your patience ^^
Put SSDT-GFX0 in EFI/Clover/ACPI/patched. Make sure that you remove Change GFX0 to IGPU.
 
Sorry if I am repeating this, but I don't know how to use this program, so please explain me in detail what I really need to do. There are a bunch of lines and still haven't realized how can I "add" the code lines you pasted. Please also explain me what to do in this step, of course I can put that file in that directory, but can't really comprehend where do I need to remove that "Change GFX0 to IGPU." Thanks for your patience ^^

Try this config. Replace existing config in EFI/Clover/config. Put SSDT-GFX0 in EFI/Clover/ACPI/patched.
 

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Try this config. Replace existing config in EFI/Clover/config. Put SSDT-GFX0 in EFI/Clover/ACPI/patched.
Oooh, can't believe this. Was really that easy? LOL, I'm now trying to boot.
 
Oooh, can't believe this. Was really that easy? LOL, I'm now trying to boot.

Yep. Your NVRAM could be corrupt also. If it still doesn't work open Terminal and type,

Code:
sudo nvram -c
 
Yep. Your NVRAM could be corrupt also. If it still doesn't work open Terminal and type,

Code:
sudo nvram -c
That's a NIGHTMARE. Tried to boot, same, black screen then monitor in standby. I also tried that command in Terminal, and then rebooting. Nothing. Always the same.. there must be a way damn
 
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