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Works well after USB remap. RX6800 support is here. The long wait has paid off.

The petition requesting for Nvidia to continue future driver support for macOS sees no light.

Apple and Nvidia Are Over https://gizmodo.com/apple-and-nvidia-are-over-1840015246

I just bought a B85M-HD3 and a Pentium G3250. Hope it'll work with Yosemite (or I'll try Mavericks if I stuck).

Mac OS X 10.9 appears in Google Analytics logs Definitely Mac OSX Pussy Cat 10.9

For my Galaxy GTX470, I just 1. For snow leopard 10.6.8 - install nvidia graphic driver from the website for Snow Leopard - boot.plist has GraphicsEnabler = Yes - add ID into AGPM.kext 2. For Lion - boot.plist has GraphicsEnabler = Yes - add ID into AGPM.kext That's all. No enabler...

I had error with DSDT from the database. After I removed it (actually just renamed it to something else) and removed npci=0x2000 from the boot parameter, then I can boot with both graphic card. Motherboard: Asus P7P55D-E Pro GPU 0: Galaxy GTX470 GPU 1: XFX 9400GT 512DDR2 Windows 7 x64bit...

I currently stuck at boot then I inserted the 2nd graphic card. :banghead: . I thought it will just work. I am using the DSDT from the database. I will post screenshot later. Any changes with the PCIRoot in plist? GraphicsEnabler=Yes btw. I am dual booting Snow Leopard and Lion on the same...

Nice Hackrig. I think NVEnabler 64.kext can be put away. I've previously owned one and Snow Leopard should detect it natively in Snow Leopard 10.6.5 and up and also Lion. Just set GraphicsEnabler = Yes and PCIRootID correctly

You need to specify your graphic card PCIroot value because you are using the other slot. You can use Hwinfo to check your PCIroot value

I am thinking to upgrade to a GTX570 or 580 too ... but wondering if there is any support for snow leopard.