Recent content by aarhin

Good news! Looks like the official Web Driver for 17G4015 was just released. https://images.nvidia.com/mac/pkg/387/WebDriver-387.10.10.10.40.113.pkg EDIT: Just installed it and it works great. No patch needed!

Same thing just happened to me. I rebooted my machine and then WHAM! all of a sudden it was installing updates that I didn't want. Ran the patch, didn't work for me. Then I decided to manually uninstall the driver, reboot, and install the patch again. It worked! I've got the GTX 1080. That patch...

I would switch back to buying Macs from Apple if (and only if) they release a truly modular Mac Pro. One that can be customized with PCI-e cards, NVIDIA graphics, and lots of internal storage and RAM capabilities. Basically, I want something like the old 2012 Mac Pro tower, but with new hardware...

Hey friends, I have found that only a handful of people have this issue (or maybe many people have the issue and simply don't notice it). I have also never found a proper solution. So I'm wondering if you guys are running into the same problem. (And if so, if anyone has figured out a solution)...

Thanks for this awesome guide, @koush! I have a very similar system, and I think I'll give this a try! Are there any adjustments I would need to make for Sierra 10.12.4? Also, I have the 6850K CPU. Since it's a 6 core, does that mean my IOCPUNumber would be 11? I just want to make sure I'm...

Hmmm, yeah it's just strange because I'm actually using DisplayPort...

See, that's annoying.... My GPU supports 10-bit output, and my monitor is 10-bit. But there's no place where I can toggle on 10-bit. :(

This is what I'm seeing in System Profiler.... Also, I'm starting to wonder if the issue I'm having is actually just in Chrome. Maybe my hackintosh is outputting full range to my monitor. But for some reason Chrome displays YouTube videos incorrectly. Here's a screenshot of a YouTube video...

It doesn't appear to be defaulting to full range over DisplayPort. I also have no way of knowing whether my GPU is outputting 8-bit or 10-bit signals to my monitor. In Windows, there is the NVIDIA Control Panel, and I get these options: It would be really nice to have these options in macOS too.

Turns out my GTX 1080 isn't outputting ‘Full Range RGB 0-255’ color but is instead outputting ‘Limited Range RGB 16-235’ color. Anyone have any idea for how to fix this in macOS?? There's a workaround for Windows, but I can't find anything for macOS...

I'm looking for a way to enable full range too. Limited range is driving me nuts.

I'm having this problem right now with DisplayPort. I'm getting limited range color in macOS. I had the same issue in Windows, but in Windows you can just toggle the setting to full. https://pcmonitors.info/articles/correcting-hdmi-colour-on-nvidia-and-amd-gpus/...

GTX 1080 is working great on my machine except for this: In Google Chrome, YouTube videos look really washed out. It's really bizarre. Anyone else experiencing this? Anyone know of a fix? Here's a screenshot. Left is Chrome, right is Safari. It's subtle, but it's still really annoying. Chrome...

@Stork, Thank you. Good point. I had written my specs in an earlier post, but I guess it makes more sense/is more convenient to have it all in my profile. I just updated my profile. Thanks! @thisisanid, I reinstalled macOS, and this time I haven't installed any drivers via MultiBeast. The...

Dang it. I just messed up my USB ports by accident. I was trying to get the USB ports to work that are on the front of my case, so I installed the "3rd Party USB 3.0," "7/8/9 Series USB Support," and "Increase Max Port Limit" drivers with MultiBeast. But then when I rebooted my computer, none of...