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Accidentally updated to 17G8029. Ugh... When should I expected a new driver version to drop?

Just adding another data point, Updated to .161 last night and performance was bad just watching YouTube on a 7700k CPU with a GTX1080 card. Used Benjamin's script to switch back to 106 and will see if performance is back up.

What do you get when you run GPUSniffer as shown above?

I had a boot arg uia_exclude=HS07;HS08;HS09;HS11;HS12 that disabled some USB ports when I installed High Sierra. I thought I needed a patch like in Sierra but it turned out that I was able to remove the boot arg and had all my ports working in High Sierra.

Thanks. But it looks like I didn't a patch for a 200 series board.

How did you check for CUDA in Premiere? $ /Applications/Adobe\ Premiere\ Pro\ CC\ 2018/Adobe\ Premiere\ Pro\ CC\ 2018.app/Contents/GPUSniffer.app/Contents/MacOS/GPUSniffer --- OpenGL Info --- Vendor: NVIDIA Corporation Renderer: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 OpenGL Engine OpenGL Version: 2.1...

Installed 9.0.214 and Premiere Pro CC 2018 (also released today) see CUDA just fine.

Link for the lazy http://www.nvidia.com/object/macosx-cuda-9.0.214-driver.html

What’s the new patch?

Will changing the libcuda_378.xxx._mercury.dylib name mess up future CUDA driver updates?

Do you see when you boot with -v?

Confirmed. Reused old values and everything is working great.

I just built a new rig. Can I use SN, Board SN, SmUUID, ROM from my previous build with working iMessage?

This is insane! I just spent hours trying to get mine to boot with GTX 1080 and the NVIDIA web driver. I mostly followed Post #2 to the letter and had to remove nv_disable=1 and add nvda_drv=1 in the boot arguments to not get a boot loop or stuck at gIOScreenLockState 3. I thought, according to...

I'm looking to buy similar parts. Prime Z270-A, correct? I would assume Z270-AR would be as compatible with this process. Any gotchas not mentioned in OP's post? Thanks! Edit: Never mind. I finished my build with Prime Z270-AR, i7-7700k and GTX 1080. The worst part was installing the NVIDIA...