A list of AMD cards working with the EVGA would be useful to AMD owners.
Nothing is preventing you from starting and/or managing this list. Just does not belong in this thread.
A list of AMD cards working with the EVGA would be useful to AMD owners.
Does anyone know if GTX 650 works with Mojave? It works with in High Sierra without Nvidia drivers.
Does anyone know if GTX 650 works with Mojave? It works with in High Sierra without Nvidia drivers.
And - Now it's here:
Web Driver for (387.10.10.10.40.18) 10.13.6 (17G5019)
Lou
I finally just found a copy of that "hard to find" one so I could knock out the update! LOL.
Just a fix for the latest security update?
Anyone tried this driver yet? What is your experience?
^^^^Well, as I posted earlier, I'm not using the driver. I'm still on the "old" 108 driver. I posted this only for you folks convenience.
Lou
This page can be quite handy:
https://www.tonymacx86.com/nvidia-drivers/
Mainly a fix/adjust for the security update I think, but jumping from 113 to 118 might imply more.
Will try tonight, can't imagine there should be any problems, though.
I'm interested if there are any new kexts.
Since the 387.10.10.15.15.108 driver was pulled at Apple's request
I know that very well. I don't really care about video software. I am developing software using CUDA; that is, development is carried out on the Mac, whereas production is in the cloud running on Linux.
Hence in the foreseeable future AMD is not an option.
So I have no desire of switching to a different platform. And nVidia/CUDA is also given. See the predicament?
Side argument: if hardware meets METAL requirements, why are they not allowed in macOS Mojave? RTX and likely GTX 10XX series would support METAL v2 fully with appropriate drivers. Apple is basically locking them out.
When it comes to CUDA development - yes. For everything else: no.Since you are so dependent on CUDA professionally would Linux or Windows be a better alternative?
It's been 4+ months since Mojave's official release and no signs CUDA will be working anytime soon.
At the end of the day, there's a slew of users who are pissed off (at either Apple or NVIDIA or both) and cannot update to Apple's newest OS if they want to use their current (NVIDIA) hardware. Sounds like a losing combination for both parties, but maybe that is what Apple wants in preparation of the 7,1 release.
Maybe there are other reasons for the absent Mojave drivers, but perhaps it’s not yet time to dismiss the possibility of them arriving at all?