Recent content by kochi75

Wow, the new finder "expanded sidebar" is a feature I'm missing since OS X (EVER). And OS X is now 16 years old (not 10, dear iPhone users :cool: ).

And still no neat and seamless dual monitor solution :banghead:

I must admit that it's funny to see that I'm not the only one updating blindly :lol: Thanks for sharing a workaround ;)

btw: El Capitan is up and running! - Gigabyte 97x-UD5H (F10 bios) - i7 4790K - GTX 970 (MSI) - Installed on a m2 SSD (Transcend MTS400) I've basically followed Tonymac's El Capitan guide...

Thanks for sharing. As I've ordered almost the same components, ... your do and don't might reveal to be quite helpful :) Q: What's the benefit of keeping the Intel HD4600 graphics enabled when you're using a discreet GPU anyway? I'll keep you posted regarding my next week-ends el...

I guess there should be no difference, ... However according to your screenshot, you don't have the latest cuda drivers installed. ... Mine are version 6.5.46 (downloaded from website).

CUDA working again with today's CUDA drivers : http://www.nvidia.com/object/mac-driver-archive.html cu,

Done. 10.10.2 working with a GTX 970. However CUDA is broken... (just FYI, I do not really need CUDA). cu, kochi

Boot with "nv_disable=1" option, after 10.10.2 update should solve the problem I guess. Will try my method with my GTX 970 once I'll have time to piddle around with updates :) cu, kochi

GENELEC 8020 :) http://www.genelec.com/products/8020c/

And here's my GTX660-ti :)

Yes! ... just right-click and select "hide update". (P.S. do not a right-click on the "update" button)