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- i5-6600k
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- Nvidia 1070
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Hi,
I've just updated from Mountain Lion to Sierra. Everything is running fine as far as it seems beside the Graphics.
My system has a Z77-DS3H Mainboard with a i5-2500k and a Nvidea 1070. I'm using the 1070 only in Windows and so far I've been running OSX with the Intel HD 3000 internal GPU. To switch between the systems I used profiles in my BIOS in which the iGPU is first preference for OSX. It worked so far without problems.
During the install process clover only was visible in my graphics output from the 1070 (DVI). It's the same now in OSX and as Video Card I only have a 8MB compatibly mode (because there are no drivers for the 1070 of course). In Multibeast I did of course choose the settings for the HD3000 and iGPU. Any way how I can fix that and get my OSX to use the iGPU (connected via HDMI)?
Thanks in advance!
edit: I just tried to switch between HDMI and DVI, but that's not the problem. Video output is still over the 1070
I've just updated from Mountain Lion to Sierra. Everything is running fine as far as it seems beside the Graphics.
My system has a Z77-DS3H Mainboard with a i5-2500k and a Nvidea 1070. I'm using the 1070 only in Windows and so far I've been running OSX with the Intel HD 3000 internal GPU. To switch between the systems I used profiles in my BIOS in which the iGPU is first preference for OSX. It worked so far without problems.
During the install process clover only was visible in my graphics output from the 1070 (DVI). It's the same now in OSX and as Video Card I only have a 8MB compatibly mode (because there are no drivers for the 1070 of course). In Multibeast I did of course choose the settings for the HD3000 and iGPU. Any way how I can fix that and get my OSX to use the iGPU (connected via HDMI)?
Thanks in advance!
edit: I just tried to switch between HDMI and DVI, but that's not the problem. Video output is still over the 1070
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