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Hey All, Just wanted to say that I've tried to get the installation going 5-6 times, using different USB sticks, using both Mojave and High Sierra. It all failed on the last step on the installation where the OS will try to initiate a GPU of some kind (that normally distorts the screen for a few...

I've pre-ordered a GTX 2080 Ti, I dual boot a lot so I might use this in windows primarily, lets see if there will be OSX Nvidia drivers at any point. The 1080 Ti card works quite well in OSX playing Tomb Raider at 4k@60Hz.

This is now working since NVIDIA has released a new WEB DRIVER (378.05.05.25f03) that works with Sierra. So it was a "feature".

My profile include my hackintosh, what else do I need? Perhaps I was not clear, but I have not changed the kext as it already reflect my OSX version (as stated it has not changed)

First: I have NOT upgraded to High Sierra. Still on Sierra. However I'm running 10.12.6 and earlier this week my hackintosh had rebooted after an "security" upgrade (i didn't want). The security updates has a really compelling name "Security Update Developer Beta 2007-001" - Yes it was...

So Web Drivers work as expected, however I have a few issues, not sure they are related to WebDriver or OSX (10.12.6). 1.) Cannot play Netflix in Safari, does not work at all. ITunes HD works. 2.) Some games crashes more or less instantly, i.e. Transport Fever 3.) I have no Power Management...

For me Netfix does not work at all in Safari (on 10.12.6) - Im not being asked to install Silverlight, just getting a error: S7381-1204 The error seems to be related to the HTML5 player, I've also encountered other errors indicating a DRM issue. Shiki and Lilu is installed and I can play DRM...

Why would Apple ship them? They have no official support for most NVIDIA cards as they picked AMD. Apple is all about controlling their eco system, has always been at the core since Steve decided that expansion is a bad thing. Apple can decide what they support, period. If they for some reason...

System: Intel NUC, Kaby Lake - i7 Memory: 32 GB GPU: External GeForce 980 Ti, connected with Thunderbolt 3 GPU Test: Running CUDA

Thanks. I actually got it to work. Deleted /S/L/E/NV*.kext Rebooted with nv_disable=1 Re-installed the WebDrivers Changed the Mac Def = 14,1 Rebooted Viola - 4k Displayport screen.. However 14,1 does not seems to work with my BT USB stick so I lost my Apple Keyboard. Running 18,1 (that I...

Hi, Recently I bought a Akitio Node for my 7th generation intel Nuc (Kaby Lake) mainly to use it in Windows and try it on my MacBook 2016. That has worked fine without any issues. My GPU is an old GeForce 980 Ti. However as the Intel NUC only have one DP (delivered over USB-C/Thunderbolt...

All graphics cards today have hardware based encoding/decoding but perhaps that is enabled on Nvidia drivers? Kaby Lake iGPUs has also encoding/decoding of H.365/hevc, that not all GPUs can do today Only supported by High Sierra Beta

Yes now I'm also running 650, thanks for that !!!! I've used 18,3 (As I have an i7 Kaby Laky) but changing to 18,1 worked for me :))) However most/some games does not work well, starting with black screen, extremely slow etc. Did work in "emulated" HD 540. Not sure if they use metal. Running...

If you run Geekbench or OpenGL Extension Viewer does these tools detect your GPU as KBL?

If you run Geekbench or OpenGL Extension Viewer does these tools detect your GPU as KBL?

It does not look like the HD 6* series is working natively, System Report notice that there is a 650 (in my case) active but OpenGL does not (Still HD 540) Is this just a bug or is the actual 3D engine(s) still thinking there is a older generation GFX?

I have followed that guide, and my NUC is working as it should, thanks. However I was more interesting to get native HD 650 support, now OpenCL and Metal are still accessing the HD 540 GPU APIs resulting in quite poor GPU performance, even slower compared to my MacBook 12" Kaby Lake :( I have...

Great to hear. Could you steer me in the right direction? Attaching my config.plist (w/o serial) Do I have to remove any existing (patched) kext's? (i.e. FakePCIID_Intel_*; IntelGraphicsFixup.kext; Lilu.kext)

I'm "stealing" this thread.. I'm on Kaby Lake (Intel NUC) with a Intel Iris Plus Graphics 650 (Intel i7) and running OSX 10.12.6 Beta (That has Kaby Lake support) where /S/L/E includes *KBL* drivers. System profile shows 650 graphics but not any software that displays what driver I'm using...

This thread is only targeting the NUC7 and not the NUC6 that you have. I'd suggest you reach out in another thread.