- Joined
- Sep 18, 2013
- Messages
- 154
- Motherboard
- ASUS Z9PE-D8 WS Clover 10.11.1
- CPU
- XEON 2x2650 v2
- Graphics
- 2X Gigabyte GTX 980 Ti 6G, PNY 780 Ti
- Mac
- Classic Mac
- Mobile Phone
I'll have to take a look into my BIOS and see if there's something that might affect the GPU's as I boot in. I've made a ticket for this unusual boot sequence on the Clover EFI support. I'm going to do a couple of different installs to see what affects this. I'm going to do a Legacy Clover install with El Cap, and a Chimera install with Mavericks (because it's the most stable I had on this platform). The only reason I left Mavericks, was for upgraded GPU's and faster rendering in Final Cut Pro. So, we'll see if this is a Clover or Clover EFI issue. I had dual GPU's with Chimera working perfectly in Final Cut Pro and the plug in I need. This change in not being able to use the plugin directly correlates to switching over to Clover and El Capitan (except that they released new software for the plug in to work in El Capitan, so I know it's not that).
P.S. I suspect that all these problems directly relate to the boot sequence of the PCI slots, which is backwards from what it use to be. I believe that's why I'm not getting full compatibility with my cards. I tried just the 780 Ti today, which loaded of course, but it produced the same bug. This is the same card I had installed with my Chimera mavericks build.
P.S. I suspect that all these problems directly relate to the boot sequence of the PCI slots, which is backwards from what it use to be. I believe that's why I'm not getting full compatibility with my cards. I tried just the 780 Ti today, which loaded of course, but it produced the same bug. This is the same card I had installed with my Chimera mavericks build.