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[SOLVED] I can't get my gtx750ti working. Screen turns black.

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P1LGRIM said:
The easiest way would be to test it.
You use the Terminal to insert a value into NVRAM.
Test to confirm and then restart the computer.
Once you have restarted you examine NVRAM to see if the value is still present.
If it is still there then native NVRAM is supported.
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I dont understand what I have to do exactly
 
P1LGRIM said:
Once again Search would have provided the solution :
https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/native-nvram-available.192920/
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Ok :D ... I did this:
"NVRAM Testing: You can test if your NVRAM is working by running the following Terminal command and rebooting: sudo nvram TestVar=HelloWorld; once you reboot, run sudo nvram -p | grep 'TestVar'; if you see a result, your NVRAM is working; if not, your NVRAM is broken and needs to be fixed, or otherwise iMessage won't work; after testing, you can delete the TestVar variable by running sudo nvram -d TestVar"

and it is working after reboot and typing "sudo nvram -p | grep 'TestVar'" It outputs
"TestVar HelloWorld". So this does mean that nvram is fine or? What does this mean for my drivers now?
 
P1LGRIM said:
Presumably because you have not configured your config.plist correctly.
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What should I configure there? I only set auto boot and nvda_drv=1
 
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