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To be clear: This refers to *display sleep*. I found out about this by basically "aborting" the go to sleep process. Try hitting a button/moving the mouse, *after* the monitor turns off, but before the fans turn off and attached USB devices lose power. So far I have not played around the pmset...

Just wanted to note, that while sleep is broken for most people, *display sleep* works fine as long as it's initiated by the computer. Using DP with a Dell 2415Q 4K@60hz I cannot turn off the monitor without having to do a hard reboot to get a picture back, but initiating display sleep with...

Just wanted to say thanks for experimenting and documenting your endeavors! Might go after a similar solution myself now!

My iMessage just fixed itself after months of not working without doing anything on OSX 10.10.5. I got the whole "please contact support with this code" popup but did not bother to do anything and just did not use iMessage instead. Suddenly today, I started getting messages on my hackintosh...

1) Try other system profiles. Many people have success with Mac Mini 8.2, I personally run iMac 12,2. 2) Try other output. Switch from HDMI to DP or other way around. Have a 4k Monitor you wanna run at 60Hz? Things might get more complicated.

Thanks for these updates! Some configurations are still left behind, as it seems. Been running 10.10.1 with iMac12,2 profile with no problems. Update worked fine, but black screen on DP with said profile on my Asus STRIX card. iMac13,2 will work, but only with 30hz. All the Mac Mini profiles...

http://www.nvidia.com/download/driverResults.aspx/82983/en-us works for me.

Did you make any progress yet? I rely on DP for 60hz+4k, and lost that by upgrading to 10.10.2. I found out, you can fool the drivers into loading with an unsupported OS Version by editing the driver install package and also editing the info.plist in NVDAStartup.kext (I think that one you didn't...

I actually found the check. It's in info.plist in NVDAStartup.kext. However, even though I made the driver run under 10.10.2, it just crashed and rebooted on startup. So it seems that it's not just an artificial limitation set by Nvidia, but the driver is actually incompatible with the current...

Does not work. You can install older drivers fine just by editing out hw/sw restrictions in the distribution file of the installer, but the driver itself recognizes the wrong os build again and disables itself. So 2) would not be possible because the nvidia driver option is greyed out in Nvidia...

I just got a Popup, notifying me of a Version 343.02.01f01 (I was running 343.01.02f03). This Driver is seemingly not yet available on the website. This caused a black screen on every boot. I had to revert back to the old version (use nv_disable=1) to get my system running again. I advise...

I recently got to work 3840*2160 @ 60Hz by switching to a iMac 12.2 profile with clover. It seems like the Mac Pro 3.1 profile I used before simply does not support Retina Resolutions at more than 30Hz. Amazingly, Gaming Performance with my 970 improved with that, I get better Framerates at that...

I think your Problem might be HDMI. Try DVI or DP.

NVIDIA Releases Alternate Graphics Drivers for 10.10.0 (343.01.01f01) with 'Maxwell' GeForce GTX 970 and 980 Support Could be, I however had no issues with f03, Clover and a 970.

NVIDIA Releases Alternate Graphics Drivers for 10.10.0 (343.01.01f01) with 'Maxwell' GeForce GTX 970 and 980 Support I took a dive. The process has been pretty straightforward with clover, including the switch from ATI. 1) Download Nvidia Web Drivers from this link with old graphics...