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When was the last time Apple put nV chips in official Macs? Is this an issue on official Macs with Maxwell aftermarket cards?
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Sasquatch! posted:FFFFFFFFFFFFF RandomCheese posted:On a mac you can get around this by changing the system date back a year to do the install and then fix it up afterwards, I think this would also work on a hackintosh. Yes this works on Hackintoshes and in Fusion. I'd unplug Ethernet/airplane mode/disable virtual guest networking to prevent acquiring network time first, of course. dont be mean to me fucked around with this message at 22:38 on Apr 6, 2016 |
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Apr 6, 2016 22:35
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macOS Sierra got announced, and, uh, that looks like that about wraps it up for MacPro3,1.
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Jun 14, 2016 08:24
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RandomCheese posted:Anyone installed 10.11.6 yet? Yes. In-place, even. No upgrade issues so far (though I've never tried HDMI Audio or iMessage so ymmv). The beta Nvidia driver actually worked for the day or three until the formal 10.11.6 driver came out.
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Jul 22, 2016 09:47
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revmoo posted:Any way to create a bootable drive from a el capitan .dmg? Unibeast expects the App Store download. You may be able to turn install media into more install media with the createinstallmedia command, but you can't turn it into another App Store download. Fortunately Unibeast is garbage and any sane way to Hackintosh (OPs are for reading) can work from createinstallmedia USB drives just fine.
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Jul 25, 2016 19:38
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oohhboy posted:Not exactly Drivers, but Nvidia hasn't forgotten Macs. Wow, maybe they should have.
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Jan 6, 2017 15:25
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That's a fair justification for why nVidia isn't down for it, but I don't see anything that qualifies as a blessing there.
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Jan 27, 2017 01:00
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8ender posted:I just gave up and bought a cheap b-stock EVGA 980ti when they were clearing them out. The 980ti is still a beast and it delays me having to abandon my hackintosh longer. Considering that Apple has done nothing to dispel rumors of ARM macOS (maybe it's still general-purpose but don't hold your breath), I doubt there's room for nVidia to come back into it.
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Seven Round Things posted:Do we know a) They support the 900s because they started supporting the 900s and while they could back out now it would look even worse than Nvidia typically does. Pascal cards fit in very few Macs new enough for Sierra (without Hacking them, at least  ) and it's hard for anyone to credibly blame them. There's probably some technical reasons for it too, I don't really know.b) Unless Nvidia rebuilds its bridges with Apple (lol) it's over.
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