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- Jun 11, 2013
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- Gigabyte GA-Z87X-UD5H
- CPU
- i7-4770K
- Graphics
- GTX 1080 Ti
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- Classic Mac
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@Gigamaxx: Nvidia doesn't support 10bit color on their consumer cards, only Quadro's will do this.
In fact it's not a complete miracle that Ellesmere can run on "Baffin" drivers. In the end it's the same architecture, just a different size. The same has been possible with Maxwell cards in the past: The latest cards (e.g. 980Ti and 950) were running perfectly fine without any manual mods (Nvidia doesn't rely on device IDs like AMD does, so some things are easier) without updating the drivers.
Polaris 10/11 (as well as other AMD cards) would be great recommendable cards if there wasn't that stupid boot to black screen issue. My old R9 280 has moved to my MacPro since with iGPU=Primary was REALLY driving me nuts.
Just so you know, my GTX 780 is running in 10-bit mode. It's enabled in the iMac14,2 and MP6,1 sysdefs only. Attempts to use it in any other sysdef results in glitched colors.
Oddly enough, my Samsung H7150 46" panel, thanks to the panel lottery gods being generous with me (they source from three manufacturers for their panels in this series), I have a 10-bit capable display. I tried it on the 32" Samsung UN32C6500 I also have and got glitched colors like you'd get when trying to use a 256-color game on an OS that doesn't support it and forgot to enable compatibility mode for it.