To be fair to nVidia, if this issue doesn't impact the Real Macs, it's not really fair for us to scream, after all I have to believe we're a tiny portion of the total nVidia card using Mac population.
....right?
Hm....
nVidia is a business first and foremost. They want you to buy their GPU.
A driver fix is not a big deal for them cost wise. They want you to buy their GPUs regardless if you use it inside of a Microwave or a Hackintosh.
Jensen (CEO of nVidia) has responded before by stating that it is hard for them to make drivers for Macs when Apple doesn't work with them because Apple gives them driver certificates. nVidia can't just release a driver without Apple's help (certs?).
The 2nd part to this is that eGPU is officially supported now in High Sierra and onward due to VR/Vive support in High Sierra. As updates are rolled out, Apple will have better support for example in Vega GPUs.
It's mostly up to Apple to ping nVidia and get this thing resolved once and for all. There's obviously no communication between them at all.
However this eGPU business....is good for nVidia, so they may have more incentive to talk to Apple.
Everyone here needs to email Apple directly.
Email craig federighi at apple and tim cook regarding nVidia and eGPU help and nVidia in real macs. Trust me they read those emails.
Apple is a multi billion dollar company having them make this work is no biggie. Real macs with thunderbolt support nVidia via eGPU. So Apple needs to get this fixed.
