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unless I make a huge mistake ...It has always been possible to use Nvidia's Web Drivers for systems above High Sierra patching simply a plist fileWith Big sur and Monterey was more complex due to the seal and permitsI have always installed the drivers when I had the Nvidia Titan XP and the support I got was for full resolution in multimonitor (even with 4 monitors connected), but no hardware acceleration as neither metal nor cuda were available ...

mhaeuser I have no technical skill to say you are wrong in absolute..but, I ìn my system I have always installed web driver from Mojave to first Monterey beta (I have had a TitanXp and then I have "won" a reference 6900Xt from AMD sitemy only problem was in BigSur initially with seal /snapshot problem.. but, updating from a previous system was pretty simple to use it for correct monitor resolutionIf I will find my old post on macos86.it I will postps Thank you always for a working memory manage…

hello DF compared to the photo posted on reddit of a 1050 TI i do not see major differencesI can't find the late 2019 posts where I put the driver on unsupported systems so I can't show you the OSX dockI would be interested in seeing a R15 cinebench GPU test, which I remember for sure not workingHowever if you tell me that this method is a new thing .. I believe you!edit:and to be even clearer, I quote a part of my initial message:I have always installed the drivers when I had the Nvidia Titan X…

Without any kind of offense, but without cuda, working on graphics cards of about three generations ago seems like an exercise in style.however if anyone is trying with a Pascal card, I would be curious to see a cinebench 15 GPU testThank you for the information and above all for the clarifications provided

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