catalina running Nvidia gtx 980

[Smith07]

Hi. can you tell me if there're drivers for NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980 Ti,if I install Catalina os.
and with my configuration I will be able to run Catalina os.Do I need to upgrade to be able to do editing.

thank you

 

[P1LGRIM]

Will my Nvidia Graphics Card work with macOS ? List of Desktop Cards with Native Support

Preamble for those new to Nvidia graphics card choices for a Hackintosh 1. You will only have success choosing macOS compatible graphics if you remember that: macOS is not Windows 2. Apple incorporates all their graphics drivers into the Mac Operating System. There are only drivers in macOS...

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[Smith07]

Will my Nvidia Graphics Card work with macOS ? List of Desktop Cards with Native Support

Preamble for those new to Nvidia graphics card choices for a Hackintosh 1. You will only have success choosing macOS compatible graphics if you remember that: macOS is not Windows 2. Apple incorporates all their graphics drivers into the Mac Operating System. There are only drivers in macOS...

www.tonymacx86.com

Thank you for your answer.
I am running dual boot ( Mac +window)on my pc. If I install one more graphic card (Amd), will be running smoothly. And which card you recommend for my build that’s will running good.thank you

 

[foster]

AMD
RX 580 decent entry level card
RX5700, Vega 64 for video editing from my understanding
Or even higher end cards

I’m happy with RX 580, a version of that card is minimum card in new Mac Pro

 

[UtterDisbelief]

Thank you for your answer.
I am running dual boot ( Mac +window)on my pc. If I install one more graphic card (Amd), will be running smoothly. And which card you recommend for my build that’s will running good.thank you

Hello.

You actually need to deactivate the Nvidia GPU so that macOS picks up on the AMD GPU. You can do this with an ACPI patch, but it is not easy or for beginners. You could save money and use the iGPU for macOS instead of buying a new card. Then you just need a Whatevergreen command-line "-wegnoegpu".