I would think the Apple M1 Pro chip would beat this card easily. Anyway, I'm stuck with two existing Hackintosh builds in 1) an Apex MI-008 case and 2) a Rosewill RS-MI-01 case. Both are very small Mini-ITX cases, essentially identical except for front panels, that can only take single-slot, single-width graphics cards. Presently the Apex contains a Gigabyte Nvidia GT1030, which fits nicely but is kinda weak on performance. The Rosewill had had its case "lid" cut out to make width room for an AMD Radeon RX 560's fan/heatsink, which works okay, but I was looking for a higher-performance card that would fit. Guess I'm stuck with what I have for "Mini-ITX 1 and 2" below.
Thank you for your reply. I am under the impression that there is no Mac OS Mojave (10.14.6) built-in driver for AMD Radeon graphics cards which are based on the "RDNA" architecture, either RDNA1 or RDNA2. Probably your suggestion would work under Windows. If I am wrong, please let me know.
Thanks again for your responses. I need to retain support on one of my computers for both 32-bit and 64-bit applications, specifically Cyan games. I have that now on all of my computers, but upgrading MacOS from Mojave to anything later would prevent playing Myst !V, Myst V, and URU Complete Chronicles on the upgraded computers.The upgrade would also require changing the file system from HFS+ to APFS, and my Samsung 970 Pro M.2 Nvme SSDs have a TRIM problem on APFS. So I guess I'm stuck where I am.
