[Solved] GTX 1060 not found in ECC (Nvidia Driver Manager)

[BarberousseBinks]

Hello there! It's my first hackintosh which boots well.
I've installed macOS Sierra but the nVidia driver does not work properly.
In Clover Configurator i have set nvda_drv=1 and disabled nv_disable=1.
In my SMBIOS I have a iMac 14,2 (it seems to be the most compatible one)
My graphic card is a GTX1060 from Asus and in the nVidia Driver Manager I can't see my gc in the ECC part of the program but my computer manages to boot properly so I suppose that only the Nvidia driver isn't working (my display is connected to the 1060 with HDMI)
When I click on the Nvidia icon it looks like at every boot of the os, it puts itself on the OS X default driver instead of the Nvidia Web Driver.

I can't find the answer on the net or in this forum...
If someone has had the same issue and could explain me how to repair my driver it would help me a lot!

Thanks for everyone!

 

[Fl0r!an]

Your GPU doesn't have ECC VRAM, so the Nvidia Tool is reporting it correctly. Everything is fine if you don't have any other issues (e.g. no graphics acceleration).

 

[BarberousseBinks]

Ok so there's no way to make my graphic card work properly?
I mean that 1280x1024 is not a great resolution for my 1920x1080 screen.
Thanks for the answer btw, I'm a newbie in the great world of hackintoshing

 

[BarberousseBinks]

Okay, nevermind, I found the answer here: https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/solving-nvidia-driver-install-loading-problems.161256/ I had the sixth issue, now I'm in the fully 1920*1080