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Yes, Nvidia have let their code signing certificate expire. There may be a permanent solution soon, as people have been talking to Nvidia support; for now, check out this post for a hacky fix.

I bought the computer, why can nvidia or apple say it expires? I'm willing to take the risk on security updates, why can't they let me? I mean, it worked yesteday!

Thanks this is a really helpful response. Will you send me the money to upgrade?

Yes, I am having the same issue - I think the Nvidia drivers' code signing certificate has expired D: Unless they re-release the drivers, anyone using it is boned forever now. If you boot in VESA mode (select the mac hd in clover, press spacebar for boot options, tick nvidia VESA) you can still...

Another year later: The stuttering "power management" thing turned out to be the graphics card drivers, and upgrading to High Sierra solved it. The untouched self-update to High Sierra did not work - when booting into the created update partition, it would just die. However, building a new USB...

The certificate on the installer app expired in 2018, and there's no more recent version. What you can do is change your system date with the "date" command in terminal. You only need to this to run the installer app, and can change it back when the app has started. For information on date...

Here's the guide to using the Installer app: https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/update-directly-to-macos-high-sierra.232707/

One year later! Generally things have been fine. Here are some problems I had/have: I had to give up on shared drives after all, it just doesn't work. However, I bought Paragon's NTFS For Mac, and can transfer files across that way. It's best to have NTFS drives unmounted as much as possible -...

Perfect, this fixed it! And it also fixed the microphone port on the back not working - thanks a lot!

I've been having some issues trying to get audio devices recognised via the graphics card. Things work fine in Windows. On my 1070 Ti, there are 5 ports: 3x DisplayPort, 1x HDMI, 1x DVI. I have two HDMI cables going to my TV and Vive (VR headset) in another room. Under Windows, the Vive will...

Pretty great! On Windows, Overwatch plays with all settings on ultra in 4K, which is awesome. After using for a few weeks, I've got a weird bug where occasionally it restarts after shutdown, and the microphone line in doesn't seem to work, but otherwise it's been very stable. The other issue...

Update: I bought a DisplayPort > DVI adapter, and after a bit of plugging and unplugging, both monitors are working again. Seems like you need to plug in each one individually first or something!

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