Will my Nvidia Graphics Card work with macOS ? List of Desktop Cards with Native Support

[jeopardise]

Apple and Nvidia Are Over

Apple and Nvidia Are Over

The last vestiges of Nvidia and Apple’s long-term relationship are ending shortly. On Monday Nvidia published the release notes for the next update of its CUDA platform and noted that “CUDA 10.2 (Toolkit and NVIDIA driver) is the last release to support macOS for developing and running CUDA...

gizmodo.com

 

[trs96]

Apple and Nvidia Are Over

Apple and Nvidia Are Over

The last vestiges of Nvidia and Apple’s long-term relationship are ending shortly. On Monday Nvidia published the release notes for the next update of its CUDA platform and noted that “CUDA 10.2 (Toolkit and NVIDIA driver) is the last release to support macOS for developing and running CUDA...

gizmodo.com

Not really a surprise here. Since Mojave already stopped supporting CUDA it was expected.

 

[remington]

Apple and Nvidia Are Over

Apple and Nvidia Are Over

The last vestiges of Nvidia and Apple’s long-term relationship are ending shortly. On Monday Nvidia published the release notes for the next update of its CUDA platform and noted that “CUDA 10.2 (Toolkit and NVIDIA driver) is the last release to support macOS for developing and running CUDA...

gizmodo.com

That should put the rumors to rest for anyone hoping for future Nvidia drivers or support for macOS.

 

[mr.cavallec]

From this article I find out that my card, RTX 2080 Super is not supported. As I am very new in the 'Hackintosh' scene I would appreciate some advice on how to overcome this other than buying a supported card. Would I have the same issues if I configure OSX as a virtual machine? Finally, thanks to the author, this article may have saved me a lot of needless frustration.

 

[trs96]

Would I have the same issues if I configure OSX as a virtual machine?

Apple doesn't allow running macOS in a VM on a Windows PC. It's also against the site rules.

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As I am very new in the 'Hackintosh' scene I would appreciate some advice on how to overcome this other than buying a supported card.

As post #1 says, for native Nvidia support the older Kepler cards are the only choice. Another option you still have is to get a 1080 Ti and then install High Sierra and use the Web drivers. In that scenario you must stay with High Sierra.

 

[jeopardise]

That should put the rumors to rest for anyone hoping for future Nvidia drivers or support for macOS.

The petition requesting for Nvidia to continue future driver support for macOS sees no light.

 

[Bustycat]

Times change, Nvidia fans of Hackintosh.

 

[plucasa]

I think this is the last year for NVIDIA cards in macOS, we will have to move to AMD.
Officially: NVIDIA drops CUDA and drivers support for macOS

 

[n3m3basat]

Hm.

OK. I ask what to do. Curently Im on Sierra with EVGA Nvidia GTX660Ti SC, GPU name: GK104.

Itt will work on macOS Catalina?

 

[Edhawk]

Yes, your GTX 660 Ti (GK104) will work in both Mojave and Catalina.

No need for any other drivers, Apple Nvidia drivers in both of these OS's will work with your GPU.