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My AE CS6 is just like yours. It shows OpenGL of 2.0GB and OpenCL of 4GB. Have you found a solution for this? Perhaps AE only supports up to 2GB of OpenGL?

I have seen this before, but usually only before Mac OS X is installed, not after it is installed. I have been able to get past that error by using boot flags. Try these boot flags: -v PCIRootUID=0 GraphicsEnabler=No It is most likely the GraphicsEnabler=No flag that will fix your issue. If...

I am guessing that you are using LuxMark to perform your OpenCL test? If you are, this is normal. LuxMark will start of very fuzzy and then, as it renders the scene using OpenCL, the scene will become clear. It takes a few minutes to run a full LuxMark test. If your openCL was not working, you...

I have added a link to a video that I made which shows how to do this process. The link is on my original post. Also, I have attached the OpenCL Oceanwave application to the post because it is a hard application to find. This is the link to download the nvidia drivers...

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I'm glad it helped you! Thanks for testing it with 10.8.2 and figuring out that it needs a different libclh.dylib patch!!

@khe91 "GraphicsEnabler must be No for GTX680 cards. Nvidia series 600 cards are native supported by OSX 10.8.2." You are correct. Thanks.

I have not tested it with the new Nvidia drivers for 10.8.2. I have only tested it on the stock 10.8.2 drivers. You should do a backup, give it a whirl, and report your findings back on this thread. I would be very interested to hear the results. Make sure that with the new Nvidia...

How to Enable OpenCL on Nvidia GeForce GTX 670 or 680 4GB kepler GPU - HACKINTOSH GUIDE This is the only way I have figured out to get OpenCL to work on the GTX 680 with 4GB of VRAM. My friend (who wishes to remain anonymous) is the one who came up with the idea to modify the permissions and...

Article: Nvidia Releases Mountain Lion 10.8.2 Graphics Drivers Actually, I just fixed the issue with Time Machine by reinstalling the Nvidia driver mentioned in this post. It appears that for some reason Time Machine does not back up the driver. All good now :-)

Article: Nvidia Releases Mountain Lion 10.8.2 Graphics Drivers I had to do a Time Machine Restore (for a separate reason from the NVidia graphics drivers) and upon reboot the only way I can get back in is in safe mode. Otherwise, I am greeted with the white screen of death. There appears to...

I tested the performance vs. the stock 10.8.2 drivers. I updated to the new Nvidia driver mentioned in this post and installed the latest CUDA driver. Here are the results of the CineBench test with my system that has a GeForce GTX 470 and Intel i7 2600k OC 4.4GHz: On stock OSX driver I scored...