I have a MacPro 5.1.
I have Mojave installed, but am still using HighSierra most of the time.
A few days ago I installed a new USB PCI card and swapped my old GTX 680 for a Radeon 580x.
After the PCI card swaps, the only software I recall hastily installing –after receiving a notification– is an update from Logitech that doesn't appear to have installed anything but asked for administrator privileges. I even removed NVIDIA / CUDA drivers.
Everything works correctly, but when I turn off the computer, I notice that in addition to taking much longer than usual, a kind of double S-shaped video artifact/animation appears on a black screen. Here's a youtube video in case someone has seen something similar.
Maybe it's just a video glitch at shutdown (its a flashed 580x) but the fact that only happens with HighSierra is a bit intriguing.
I wonder if some malware may have found its way to the logout items.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
I have Mojave installed, but am still using HighSierra most of the time.
A few days ago I installed a new USB PCI card and swapped my old GTX 680 for a Radeon 580x.
After the PCI card swaps, the only software I recall hastily installing –after receiving a notification– is an update from Logitech that doesn't appear to have installed anything but asked for administrator privileges. I even removed NVIDIA / CUDA drivers.
Everything works correctly, but when I turn off the computer, I notice that in addition to taking much longer than usual, a kind of double S-shaped video artifact/animation appears on a black screen. Here's a youtube video in case someone has seen something similar.
Maybe it's just a video glitch at shutdown (its a flashed 580x) but the fact that only happens with HighSierra is a bit intriguing.
I wonder if some malware may have found its way to the logout items.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.