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nvidia-update - Simple way to install nVidia web drivers

Wow! Very interesting! These latest compiled kexts (Lilu v1.2.3 & NvidiaGraphicsFixup v1.2.5) with the new *30.103 Nvidia driver gets rid of system and chrome lag completely :clap:, but I cannot load the WebGL test or run the OpenGL benchmark in Cinebench :(. The OpenCL, CUDA, and Metal benchmarks, on the other hand, run great! (see scores below)

P.S. - I tried both silvercircle and dracon's compiled kexts (same updated versions but different file sizes), and the results were the same.

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Wow! Very interesting! These latest compiled kexts (Lilu v1.2.3 & NvidiaGraphicsFixup v1.2.5) with the new *30.103 Nvidia driver gets rid of system and chrome lag completely :clap:, but I cannot load the WebGL test or run the OpenGL benchmark in Cinebench :(. The OpenCL, CUDA, and Metal benchmarks, on the other hand, run great! (see scores below)

P.S. - I tried both silvercircle and dracon's compiled kexts (same updated versions but different file sizes), and the results were the same.

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Hey Apple Pic
Can you share the kexts you compiled with me? I want to test on mine too. And I have a quick question, I'm using 14,2, do you think if I change to 17,1 it will improve the system performance?
Thanks
Fabrik
 
Hey Apple Pic
Can you share the kexts you compiled with me? I want to test on mine too. And I have a quick question, I'm using 14,2, do you think if I change to 17,1 it will improve the system performance?
Thanks
Fabrik
I didn't compile any, I tried both silvercircle and dracon's compiled kexts (same updated versions but different file sizes).
 
Hey Apple Pic
Can you share the kexts you compiled with me? I want to test on mine too. And I have a quick question, I'm using 14,2, do you think if I change to 17,1 it will improve the system performance?
Thanks
Fabrik
I doubt changing to 17,1 will make a difference. If anything, 14,2 is better because of this non-sense.
 
the initial idea for using 17,1 was that 17,1 configuration supported skylake.
Yeah, I get it. I had to use 17,1 so ssdtPRGen could properly identify my CPU (because the hardware "matched") to generate an SSDT. I switched to 14,2 because I'm using dual video cards/monitors and would randomly get the black screen when using 17,1 because of the OEM GPU issue. The SSDT I generated under 17,1 still works under 14,2.
 
I’m getting black screen after scripting. I’m running 10.13.3 (iMac 14,2) with an 1070. The installed driver was 378.10.10.10.25.106

I can boot with -x to get generic driver, but only black screen with 378.10.10.10.25.106.

What shoul I do?
 
Just wanted to say thank you for this script! I'd updated to the latest driver and wasn't having any problems… until I needed to do some video editing in Davinci Resolve, which is GPU based. My previously speedy system was choking on playing back a single video file. Ran the script and rolled back to .106, restarted and my system immediately was its old self.
 
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