Hi, I was stupid enough to update my Macbook Pro late 2013 to Mojave ignoring the missing Cuda update since High Sierra. Is there any fix on Mojave or should I step back to High Sierra?
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Cuda Fix for Macbook Pro late 2013 on Mojave
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No, my understanding (though limited) is such that there's no way to bring nvidia back to Mojave.
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Wow, it has worked for me too in Mojave with the old CUDA 8.0.90 driver.
MacBook Pro 15" late 2013 with NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M 2048 MB.
However, newer Premiere versions still won't activate CUDA rendering, because they require CUDA version 9.2 or even 10.1.
Which is a pity, because Premiere really renders faster with CUDA.
So, is there a way of either patching the new CUDA driver to be used by the MacOS or get Premiere to be more downward compatible?
I have tried installing all newer drivers. The driver seems to be loaded by MacOS (according to System Profiler), but won't be accepted by Premiere.
Also, the CUDA-Z program will only work with CUDA 8.0.90 in Mojave, which allows for an easy check.
MacBook Pro 15" late 2013 with NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M 2048 MB.
However, newer Premiere versions still won't activate CUDA rendering, because they require CUDA version 9.2 or even 10.1.
Which is a pity, because Premiere really renders faster with CUDA.
So, is there a way of either patching the new CUDA driver to be used by the MacOS or get Premiere to be more downward compatible?
I have tried installing all newer drivers. The driver seems to be loaded by MacOS (according to System Profiler), but won't be accepted by Premiere.
Also, the CUDA-Z program will only work with CUDA 8.0.90 in Mojave, which allows for an easy check.
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