Can we crowd source a UGA graphics card?

[startergo]

No, I don’t swap GPU to boot into Windows. That’s why I want a 7750 to have the boot picker. At the moment I’m still on 10.13.6 because of me only having a GT120 and Mojave wasn’t an option thus far. But now I have a RX570 and pulled out my GT120 to do that upgrade.

I think I should install iMacPro boot camp utils and look for some other way to boot into Windows from inside macOS, with manual bless or something else as suggested.

Boot Manager: A Boot Screen Alternative in the status bar of your Mac:
https://forums.macrumors.com/thread...native-in-the-status-bar-of-your-mac.2145374/

 

[tracer1]

According to both Nvidia and Apple, there will be no Mojave drivers for Nvidia cards. You can still have your hopes for the next OSX version though

Mojave 10.14.2, GTX 680 flashed. Works perfect

 

[startergo]

Mojave 10.14.2, GTX 680 flashed. Works perfect

Do you have acceleration?
It looks like there are few cards, which "should" have acceleration without web drivers. Somebody needs to confirm:
http://www.macvidcards.com/blog/met...ave-without-driver-quadro-k5000-coming-to-mvc

 

[bookemdano]

Do you have acceleration?
It looks like there are few cards, which "should" have acceleration without web drivers. Somebody needs to confirm:
http://www.macvidcards.com/blog/met...ave-without-driver-quadro-k5000-coming-to-mvc

It's nothing new. The 680 and other Kepler cards have always had drivers built-in to macOS. The main wrinkle with these cards is the Mojave USB installer mistakenly thinks they are not metal-capable and blocks installation. But they work fine to install Mojave from within High Sierra.

 

[startergo]

It's nothing new. The 680 and other Kepler cards have always had drivers built-in to macOS. The main wrinkle with these cards is the Mojave USB installer mistakenly thinks they are not metal-capable and blocks installation. But they work fine to install Mojave from within High Sierra.

But do they have acceleration as the guy stated?

 

[bookemdano]

But do they have acceleration as the guy stated?

Yeah as long as a macOS driver is loaded (and the card is metal-capable) it will have acceleration in macOS Mojave. The Kepler cards are the only Nvidia ones that do.

Any card that has an EFI driver (which is what provides boot screens) will be able to load the macOS GUI using that EFI driver, but that driver provides no acceleration and the UI will be very sluggish and glitchy. That's how the old GT120 and Radeon 5770 can "work" in Mojave.