Recent content by timta2

Have you read any of the previous 69 pages in this thread? It will likely never work again in anything more recent than macOS Sierra. The solution is to find another card that's compatible.

No, the 950 and 1050 are not affected by this problem.

You're using DisplayPort? HDMI will be limited by the motherboard @ 60Hz. "Supports HDMI with max. resolution 4096 x 2160 @ 30 Hz" https://www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/PRIME-Z370-A-II/specifications/

Have you run the calibration in the Displays preference pane, after correctly adjusting the monitor's settings? The iMac's display is set and calibrated at the factory, with few adjustments, unlike a stand-alone monitor. It's your job to make it look it's best. Resolution isn't something that's...

The used market here in the US is absolutely flooded with nice used RX 580s, for cheap, especially after the cryptocurrency mining crash. I doubt Israel is much different.

You don't need to do this and that's the wrong one anyway (The i3-8100 is 0x3E910003, iirc). Just leave it blank and WhateverGreen takes care of it. Doing unnecessary things or leaving conflicting or random garage in your config or EFI directory often causes problems. Why are you worried about...

Did you not read through all 65 pages of this thread? There were some "tricks" listed, like messing with the settings in the Display preference pane, but it only "fixes" it for a very short time. I think it was about a minute, when I tried it last. The only real solution is not using the card...

Have you tried the iMac18,1 SMBIOS? That, along with WhateverGreen, and Lilu, and the latest version of High Sierra should have it working with no additional graphics options set in you Clover config.

He's not doing anything special or anything that's not been mentioned in the main thread for this issue, where every single person who's said they've fixed it either admits it didn't work or disappears. Enabling the iGPU seems to help, as many posters have mentioned, but doesn't fix it...

"Asus nvidia GTX 660 2Gb" "High Sierra 10.13.6" See here: ttps://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/gtx-660-glitch-issue-with-macos-high-sierra-10-13.233101/ The options to fix it are to use Sierra, get a different graphics card, or use iGPU.

Please be careful about posting about the Mojave Betas. I had my post mentioning it removed and got a warning, telling me to read the rules. This site allows discussion of pre-release software (such as OS X Public Beta software builds) from the free Apple Beta Software Program. This site does...

How is your post not completely off-topic? Seriously. In addition, your attempt at highjacking this thread, with your off-topic question, needs it's own, new post. It has not and my guess, at this point, is that it never will be. It's probably time to buy a nice AMD card.

Please let us know when you have the fix ready!

Polaris AMD cards.

Can anyone report on the 660 status with yesterday's 10.13.4 update? Looks like there were some graphics related changes.