Some news...
I have tried to connect another monitor with a direct DVI cable on the second DVI port and it works OK, even with two monitors connected (one via HDMi one via DVI). So the problem comes from the DVI/VGA adapter, which make no sense because it has always worked OK on Yosemite and El...
What a pity! Hope someone can help us to solve the problem.
Just one more question. Does your monitor work if you connect it via a DVI cable? Only one monitor with DVI. Mine can't boot :(
Hi!
I have installed High Sierra on my PC with the next configuration:
- Gigabyte GA H97M D3H
- Intel Core i5 4690
- Nvidia GTX 970 4 GB
- 8 GB RAM
System works fine, even graphics and sleep... but only with one monitor connected throw HDMI. If I try to connect another monitor with a DVI link...
So you plugged in the screen on Nvidia card and you disable it using nv_disable=1. How you enabled your Intel card? I don't know what are you referring for, sorry.
I have been reading about full compatibility of GTX 760 with 2Gb version but I don't know if the 4Gb version is also compatible. Will I have problems with it?
I have the same problem as you. Connecting the monitor by VGA it doesn't work, so I think it can be the problem. I will try with DVI adapter to VGA (or a HDMI monitor) so, do you think it will works (by an adapter)?
I have the same problems. Only boot with -x GraphicsEnabler=Yes PCIRootUID=1 maxmem=4096 npci=0x2000, but doesn't mount my pen drive so I can't install Multibeast... Any solution?
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