Apple doesn't exactly make it easy for Nvidia to be ready on day one of any release.I assumed Nvidia would have a driver ready for Mojave launch but boy was I wrong. I can't find anything online about a speculative release date.
I assumed Nvidia would have a driver ready for Mojave launch but boy was I wrong. I can't find anything online about a speculative release date.
Hello,
Thank you for contacting NVIDIA Customer Care.
This is Varun, assisting you with your query.
From the email description, I understand that you have a query regarding graphics drivers for Mojave.
Nvidia is working on an update to Mac drivers that includes support for the latest MacOS and Turing GPUs.
I'm sorry, I do not have any information about the time. When it is released, it should be available here:https://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us
Feel free to let us know if you have any questions.
Best Regards,
Varun
NVIDIA Customer Care
I think it took like 3-4 months last time. It was just as well to skip those first 3 months though.
macOS High Sierra release date: September 25th, 2016
Nvidia High Sierra compatible web driver release date: September 27th, 2016
May I ask what the heck you are talking about View attachment 789899
Lou
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Actually HS web driver released on 9/26/17. So all previous releases within 24 hours of OS release.
Lou
WRONG THREAD SORRY GUYMay I ask what the heck you are talking about View attachment 789899
Lou
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Actually HS web driver released on 9/26/17. So all previous releases within 24 hours of OS release.
Lou
As with every major macOS update I want to do a clean install. But this time when I start installation from a bootable USB drive I will eventually get the message:
"Installing macOS Mojave on this Mac requires that all graphic cards have Metal support and that FileVault is disabled.
Visit https://support.apple.com/kb/HT208898 to learn more about the installation requirements for this Mac."
This is a Mid 2010 Mac Pro 5,1 with a flashed GTX 980 Ti.
All the dialog box offers is to Quit. No way to even get further into the installation.
What's there to do? Install macOS 10.13.x and then upgrade to 10.14? What other options are there? View attachment 790516
As with every major macOS update I want to do a clean install. But this time when I start installation from a bootable USB drive I will eventually get the message:
"Installing macOS Mojave on this Mac requires that all graphic cards have Metal support and that FileVault is disabled.
Visit https://support.apple.com/kb/HT208898 to learn more about the installation requirements for this Mac."
This is a Mid 2010 Mac Pro 5,1 with a flashed GTX 980 Ti.
All the dialog box offers is to Quit. No way to even get further into the installation.
What's there to do? Install macOS 10.13.x and then upgrade to 10.14? What other options are there? View attachment 790516
This keeps getting better and better
^^^^That's not what he meant by getting better and better
View attachment 793514
This is certainly BAD news!
Lou