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Hey-up, gurus,
thanks to you, I've run Sierra for ages with virtually no issues aside from some known macOS bugs, no Sleep mode, and the inability to stream protected video within Safari/iTunes. The system sports native CPU power management, Intel Quick Sync Video => Airplay, a custom BroadCom-based wireless card fully supporting Continuity/Handoff, even iMessage/FaceTime, but alas... a reference GTX960 with no drivers available for Mojave, which I'm quite eager to try. Now, replacing the 960 with one of the Apple-sanctioned Mojave cards would either require a significant downgrade to the likes of the GTX680/RX560 or, in the case of the RX580, a more capable PSU, as my current FSP only packs 350 watts.
So...would it be possible to smoothly run Mojave on the HD 4460, while keeping the GTX960 for Windows gaming? If so, would the presence of an unsupported dedicated card mess macOS up? If not, which card from the list could be a feasible alternative? Apple also mentions the RX570 series, which might not require a better PSU, but could anyone tell me what make and model would be turnkey?
Many thanks in advance!
thanks to you, I've run Sierra for ages with virtually no issues aside from some known macOS bugs, no Sleep mode, and the inability to stream protected video within Safari/iTunes. The system sports native CPU power management, Intel Quick Sync Video => Airplay, a custom BroadCom-based wireless card fully supporting Continuity/Handoff, even iMessage/FaceTime, but alas... a reference GTX960 with no drivers available for Mojave, which I'm quite eager to try. Now, replacing the 960 with one of the Apple-sanctioned Mojave cards would either require a significant downgrade to the likes of the GTX680/RX560 or, in the case of the RX580, a more capable PSU, as my current FSP only packs 350 watts.
So...would it be possible to smoothly run Mojave on the HD 4460, while keeping the GTX960 for Windows gaming? If so, would the presence of an unsupported dedicated card mess macOS up? If not, which card from the list could be a feasible alternative? Apple also mentions the RX570 series, which might not require a better PSU, but could anyone tell me what make and model would be turnkey?
Many thanks in advance!
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