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Impossible, very happy to hear that you were able to solve this. How did you go about updating Clover? You mention the new MultiBeast which I have tried without success. I'd like to copy your exact steps if possible. Thank you, Eric

I have found a method that has worked for 3 hours now. I had to download Jiggler and set this to move the mouse about every 30 seconds. It's set to start up on boot, and no conditions to trigger or prevent action. Not ideal, but the constant freezing makes the machine unusable.

Exact same issue, followed the same guide as Spail. Running amphetamine doesn't solve the issue. Need to find a way to keep the mouse moving and see if that prevents the freeze. Very, very frustrating. When booting into Windows, not a problem in sight.

Attached is my config.plist. Maybe you can spot something different and try copy and paste. Eric

VoiletDragon, check the email that your web page contact page is linked to. Let me know if you have any issues. Thank you again!

The new Multibeast fixed the problems! Now to test audio, etc, but I am working with the card! Big shout out to VoiletDragon, Slim.Jim and Pink Tank!

- Nvidia web drivers loaded and updated. Ioreg file attached. Thank you for the help

Thanks, it's attached

I've done removed the IGPU in BIOS. and now only see the Nvidia card, but shows only 8 MB of vram. Still revers to OS X default drivers.

Now, I am completely lost. Is this a BIOS thing or a Clover/Boot setting. Thanks for the help.

Slim.jim, I have tried what you suggested, even went back through and did every step as recommended in fix #6 and still cannot get off of OS X Default Graphics driver. And, from the post above, I'm not alone. Any other ideas? Also of note: pulling the system report shows a generic card

Has anybody tried the Aukey B01AAETL6Y PCI Express available on Amazon for $16? I know people have slapped these into the transcan Mac Pro and made it work with Sierra.