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Maybe try npci=0x3000 in your kernel flags of boot.plist (I don't have nvda_drv=1 because I'm using the official driver on my gtx 770 instead of web drivers) <key>Kernel Flags</key> <string>npci=0x3000 darkwake=0</string>

I had similar problems with gtx 770 in imovie and final cut. I uninstalled the web drivers and am running on the official nvidia ones instead. No more crashes. Don't know if I'm losing any functionality of the card by doing so, but I'd rather have a stable system and be able to edit video...

I don't think analog VGA is natively supported in ML although there may be some kext tricks to get it to work. As you've already found out, HDMI works and so should DVI.

Keep getting system freezes, kernel panics, hangs, artifacts, garbled screen, video stuttering whenever editing in either Imovie or Final Cut on GTX 770 using 10.8.3 web drivers. So far just seems limited to those apps, otherwise everything else seems ok. Not necessarily looking for debug help...

It ended up being a problem with my monitor. The fact that Intel HD4000 looked fine on same display, as did the GTX 770 on Windows threw me off and made me think it was the card, or compatibility with hackintosh. I'm not sure where the huge display discrepancy was, but it was just the monitor...

Hey I don't mean to hijack a trouble shooting session in progress, however I'm having a problem as well. I just got the ASUS GTX 770 DC 2 running on Mountain Lion 10.8.3 with the Web Driver and nvda_drv=1. Display is functional but noticeably pixelated to the point I'm considering going back...

I just noticed system profiler says my lane width is 8. It is a pci-e 3.0 x16 slot. Could this be related?

Just bought an ASUS GTX 770 Direct CU II and not displaying properly. Display is all pixelated as if resolution is not correct, despite 1920x1080x32 being specified for Graphics Mode. Installed NVIDIA Web Drivers for 10.8.3 As with everyone else, OSX Default Driver always selected as default...

I lost audio completely after 10.8.4. Tried reinstalling ALC898 in multibeast with no luck. Onboard audio I/O not even listed in system prefs. Reverted back to 10.8.3. Hoping someone has some insight.