Recent content by BaskoRazglas

Yes, the drivers work perfectly with Gainward GTX 780Ti. The OpenCL fix was not needed. Although in my case I had to use a GTX 480 to even boot the machine and install the drivers (and then switch out the GFX cards).

Apparently there is a (newer) web driver available. http://us.download.nvidia.com/W68s843JXDZ1FhKmnrfhz8rPdfv7rKfM/WebDriver-331.01.01b15.pkg as I have some critical work to do on my customac in the next few days I'd be really grateful if someone tested the said driver with a GK110B card...

about chassis I can recommend Fractal Design as well. I have an R3. The best chassis I ever had.

Got 1668 in Luxmark with Gainward GTX 780 Ti, but it doesn't really matter to me, as long as it works. I use Windows for gaming anyway :)

As per title, I got everything working perfectly, I upgraded to 10.9.1 from 10.9 but I was wondering if there's a way to activate only the audio, without touching anything else. Would selecting ALC 889 in my case be enough? Can I disable the stuff that gets automatically added to a multibeast setup?

Unfortunately I booted without the flag the second time and it got to the desktop. Resolution as expected 2560x1440 but sys info states unknown gfx card with 0 GB of ram. So i rebooted again, saw the nvidia icon, selected it, rebooted

Question: How to boot to install these drivers? I only managed to boot so far with NV_DISABLE. Will I able to install these drivers if I boot with this flag? Graphics card in question: Gainward GTX 780Ti. EDIT: Will/Should it work on 10.9.1?

MacAndor, a question: Okay so I purchased the 780Ti some way back, before I checked for compatibility (silly me). I cannot even boot the OSX without NV_Disable=1, but even if I find a workaround for that, how much slower would be the OpenCL if/when I switch it to the CPU? I mean, an Intel...

The GK110b based GPUs (newer Titans and GTX780Ti) are not supported, and might never be, as future nvidia cards will move to a completely new architecture.

Unfortunately, and I heard this from another source, it is true, Apple creates drivers for nvidia products. Our only hope is a new iMac that uses a GK110b chip, like the high-end iMac that currently has an option for 780M.

Awesome work, thanks a lot! Just a quick question, before I attempt this. Once NVIDIA, hopefully, sees the light, and implements OpenCL support for GK100b, what steps will I need to take make it fully GPU-accelerated again? And... can you please provide some info for us completely...

This whole thing with the 780Ti is unfortunate. The new Mac Pro switched back to ATi and thus neither Apple nor NVIDIA have the incentive to make a new driver for the GK110b.

Worked great on Mavericks on Gigabyte Z68-AP-D3 intel i5 2500.

No need to be rude 8-) I googled it, but I figured the issue was with Lion, not Windows. Ergo, wrong search parameters :)

So yes, whenever I restart Lion, it throws back the bios clock by 2 hours. I notice it immediately after loading Windows 7 (where I then use sync to get the proper time up). Any hints, solutions to this problem?