Nvidia Drivers for Mojave 10.14 Not Available, no WorkAround works well

[pastrychef]

but Nvidia drivers are not supported on Mojave, how did you do it? i dont understand

Mojave has built-in support for most Kepler based cards.

 

[rcc622]

Mojave has built-in support for most Kepler based cards.

im currently installing Mojave, so to avoid graphics problems, should I use just wherevergreen.kext? or do I need to patch something?

 

[pastrychef]

im currently installing Mojave, so to avoid graphics problems, should I use just wherevergreen.kext? or do I need to patch something?

You have a GTX 1050. That's not a Kepler card. Nvidia hasn't released any drivers for your card. Nothing you install and no patches you apply will give you acceleration in Mojave.

 

[rcc622]

You have a GTX 1050. That's not a Kepler card. Nvidia hasn't released any drivers for your card. Nothing you install and no patches you apply will give you acceleration in Mojave.

thanks, Im using iGPU instead

 

[astrobruin]

At what point in the year, if any, should we give up waiting and just replace the video card?

Any guesses? Thoughts?

 

[macs_forever]

6 months ago... I like my Vegas, I gave all my NVIDIA cards to my son to sell at college.

 

[pastrychef]

At what point in the year, if any, should we give up waiting and just replace the video card?

Any guesses? Thoughts?

I lost all hope for Nvidia when they couldn't get the UI lag fixed from 10.13.0-10.13.3 and gave no comments on whether they were even working on the problem. That was almost a year ago. My Vega 56 and RX 560 have both been buttery smooth.

 

[jonpm]

Does anyone know of a fanless AMD card? I have a fanless GTX1050 now and am thinking of switching to AMD and I don't really want to have to have a fan running.

 

[Crazylegsmurphy]

Unfortunately I am not about to give up my Nvidia card. I do a lot of gaming so I would prefer to stick to Nvidia. As far as the Mac goes, it is starting to get really annoying. I've been looking for a practical way to use multiple cards, but with my multi-monitor setup it isn't so easy.

I am honestly more likely to just go back to being a Windows user, stick to High Sierra for the foreseeable future, or buy a Mac mini (not looking forward to that option).

I just wish there was some actual work around other than buying AMD cards.

 

[onx]

Unfortunately I am not about to give up my Nvidia card. I do a lot of gaming so I would prefer to stick to Nvidia. As far as the Mac goes, it is starting to get really annoying. I've been looking for a practical way to use multiple cards, but with my multi-monitor setup it isn't so easy.

I am honestly more likely to just go back to being a Windows user, stick to High Sierra for the foreseeable future, or buy a Mac mini (not looking forward to that option).

I just wish there was some actual work around other than buying AMD cards.

It's not the solution but I use dual boot system: OS X (with iGPU) and Win10 with NVIDIA. The last one is only for gaming.

It's not the solution if you would like to render something but what to do man I feel bad when tried to use Adobe AE in Windows