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Reply to this Discussion Login or Sign Up Forums DaVinci Resolve MacVidCards cracks the GTX5xx cards Fastest Mac EFI card EVER MacVidCards cracks the GTX5xx cards Fastest Mac EFI card EVER George Garcia updated 7 years, 2 months ago 14 Members 23.

Requires more power than you can put in a Mac Pro but does 1800 Gflops vs 1300 in GTX480.

Have figured out GTX560 as well so no doubt that GTX570 will soon follow.

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If you use Premiere or other software that utilize the CUDA of the main GPU this is great, but I cant see how this would help those using Resolve on mac.

Christian Berg-Nielsen SementBetong postproduction Norway Please log in or register to vote data-themelikebtn data-votingenabledfalse data-style data-unlikeallowed data-showcopyright data-itemurl data-itemdate2012-04-20T07:31:4200:00 data-engineWordPress data-pluginv2.6.36 data-prx data-eventhandlerlikebtneh Sascha Haber April 21, 2012 at 6:46 am Very happy to hear Perfect for Smoke and ScratchLab As a GPU only, they work already today.

BTW, these shots are NOT from the super fast Ultra Classified, these are from a standard GTX580 3GB that I have been working on.

Its ready. Please log in or register to vote data-themelikebtn data-votingenabledfalse data-style data-unlikeallowed data-showcopyright data-itemurl data-itemdate2012-04-21T11:05:2900:00 data-engineWordPress data-pluginv2.6.36 data-prx data-eventhandlerlikebtneh Jonathon Lee April 21, 2012 at 5:07 pm Im confused I bought a brand new EVGA GTX 570 2.5 GB from newegg as my GUI GPU and it works great.

Im even getting 10-bit from the DisplayPort connector on my DreamColor and HP ZR2740w monitors in photoshop.

What am I missing here I have a MacVidCards GTX 285 in another system from back in the day, but how are those cards functioning differently then a stock GTX with Nvidia stock JL Please log in or register to vote data-themelikebtn data-votingenabledfalse data-style data-unlikeallowed data-showcopyright data-itemurl data-itemdate2012-04-21T17:07:0100:00 data-engineWordPress data-pluginv2.6.36 data-prx data-eventhandlerlikebtneh David Pirinelli April 21, 2012 at 8:39 pm Run CUDA-Z and post the screen shot like the above.

My guess is that you will find the card running at PCIE 1.0 speeds of 2.5 GTs.

So while the card itself is running at normal speed, its link to the CPU is running at half speed.

Same as running at 8 lanes instead of 16) For most things, you will never notice a difference.

Coincidentally, today I am working on GTX570 with 2.5 GB and Displayport.

Should allow boot screens and use of System disks on an Apple 27 etc when I am done.

Already have the PCIE 2 enabled Please log in or register to vote data-themelikebtn data-votingenabledfalse data-style data-unlikeallowed data-showcopyright data-itemurl data-itemdate2012-04-21T20:39:0600:00 data-engineWordPress data-pluginv2.6.36 data-prx data-eventhandlerlikebtneh Jonathon Lee April 22, 2012 at 12:10 am Hey David, OK, got it.

Under system profiler it is reported that it is at full speed, but who knows what that number really means.

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Thats a bummer. What about the GTX 680 Any luck with that one JL Please log in or register to vote data-themelikebtn data-votingenabledfalse data-style data-unlikeallowed data-showcopyright data-itemurl data-itemdate2012-04-22T00:10:5100:00 data-engineWordPress data-pluginv2.6.36 data-prx data-eventhandlerlikebtneh David Pirinelli April 22, 2012 at 1:06 am Under system profiler it is reported that it is at full speed I am curious where you see this under System Profiler On cards using the Magic Driver the section of system profiler that shows PCI card speeds doesnt work.

So there should be no way to see what speed they are running at.

People using Cubix also frequently report seeing the same Error while gathering PCI info or something to that effect.

Another way to see whether your card is running in PCIE 2 at full speed or is stuck in PCIE 1.0 at half speed is to use lspci, this is a piece of the OS that Apple decided not to include but you can install it.

So if I write a good EFI for it it will show boot screen but crash at desktop, or show unaccelerated 2D.

It looks to be running at half speed like you said it would be.

I think the higher speed showed up when the original AMD 5770 was installed, Im pretty sure that one showed up at full speed.

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