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Not perfect timing for us. We've been waiting nearly a year with no response to hundreds of attempts to Nvidia for clarification.

Anyone else tired of people who don't respect forum rules? This is not a help thread. What's the point of the staff having tons of threads devoted to every issue if people just hijack threads with technical issues?

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All of you using this thread for support questions should have more respect for what the moderators and administrators have already stated. This site has the most organized help and support forum you'll find on this topic anywhere, thus there is no reason to spam this thread with graphics...

This is not a support thread, please stop spamming help requests in here. Still awaiting pascal updates.

I'm sorry I thought this thread wasn't the 970 support forum. A lot of us are actually waiting for news on Pascal driver support only to constantly read whether or not someone got an outdated GPU to work or not.

Would also love to hear news about Pascal, have GTX 1080s in SLI and am stuck in Windows. Really though, need Unibeast for macOS Sierra too. Not going to install El Capitan then upgrade, prefer a clean install.

I FINALLY got iMessage working on El Capitan (Unibeast + Clover) Follow these steps in the exact order and it may work for you! 1. Sign out of every Apple Service on your Hackintosh (EVERY service: App Store, iCloud in Settings, Facetime, iMessage and anything else Apple related) 2. Go to...

According to Mac Rumors some users are reporting a bug where the /Users folder is hidden for some, can anyone confirm?

Article: OS X 10.9.3 Update Thanks for the heads up you saved me some headaches, I almost installed this update.

Try booting with nv_disable=1

So I have Z87X-UD5H, and this improved overclocking doesn't seem to make any difference, I still have issues with reboots if I go past 4.5GHz.. which is exactly what happened on all the other firmwares prior to the new F9. So what has improved?

This is one of the coolest mods I've ever seen, makes me want to try it too. Good job.

Saying "working fine" without any details about your motherboard or other hardware is useless. I'm glad all is working on mystery setup?

This is about everything in my setup: Case: Corsair AIR 540 cube Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-Z87X-UD5H Processor: Intel Core i7 4770k RAM: 8GB Corsair Vengeance DDR3 2400MHz Video: EVGA GeForce GTX 780 Ti Superclocked (Reference cooler) Cooling: Corsair H100i Pump and Radiator Power Supply...

I suspect screen sharing is using your onboard graphics which is why you can see it. Are you sure you properly installed the correct driver? Nvidia released a final version for 10.9.2 which I can confirm works with my EVGA GeForce GTX 780 Ti Superclocked. Link is here...

Once you install the drivers reboot and boot using nv_disable=1 one last time, the reason for this is when you install the nvidia driver it doesn't automatically begin using that as your default video driver, it will still use the OS X driver until you tell it otherwise. On the top notification...

No just stock everything. No overclocking. I did in fact update the firmware a couple of weeks ago when that thread was posted, haven't noticed any difference. Some good info you posted though.

The reason why I say Nvidia should fix their drivers properly is they seemed to have rushed the newer drivers out, you posted them within a couple of hours of 10.9.2 being released. Apple doesn't seem to care about making proper drivers that include support for GK110b, maybe because they...

For me, the nvidia drivers built in to OS X did not work, I had to use nv_disable=1 and with the beta drivers you linked to I'm getting random boots with kernel panics, I'd advise anyone with a working 780 Ti that uses 10.9.1 to stay there unless you absolutely have to upgrade. Stay until Nvidia...