Nvidia GeForce GT 650M Web Driver

Ocean 17 wrote:

My graphics card is not listed as Mojave compatible (I'm on a 2012 retina MacBook Pro) and without any NVidia updates it is getting a bit tight to have an Nvidia card in your computer.

Both graphic cards used in 2012 MPB (Intel HD4000 and GeForce GT 650M) are Mojave compatible. No CUDA (no webdriver) under Mojave, but your 2012 MPB is supported on Mojave (Metal).

I have been getting an error message for about two years every time I start up my computer. It always tells me to upgrade, and, at the same time, that there are no upgrades available.

I use DaVinci Resolve 15, and have simply disabled CUDA there.

The lack of updates is also the reason I'm not updating to Mojave. Developers have reported a much reduced graphic performance in Mojave for Nvidia graphics cards.

My graphics card is not listed as Mojave compatible (I'm on a 2012 retina MacBook Pro) and without any NVidia updates it is getting a bit tight to have an Nvidia card in your computer.

Nvidia on the other hand states it has the drivers, but Apple doesn't include them in the updates.

If any of these facts are wrong, I'd appreciate a correction. The problematic performance of my MacBook Pro with Davinci Resolve 15 might just be because of the dysfunctional Cuda.

The question is this, is Apple ever going to release or allow Nvidia to release their updated Web Driver so those of us that are used to utilizing our Nvidia cards can do when we play games?

Only Apple and/or NVIDIA can answer and neither are here. This is a users forum.

Thanks. I wasn't sure about Metal. I set DaVinci Resolve - after turning off cuda - to Metal.

I gave that info under the original "solved" post here, but then took it off when I came across a list of Metal compatible cards and mine wasn't listed. That list was likely a list for workstation cards, which it wasn't listed. There are a lot of misleading "compatibility lists" on the web....

And where would anyone get such information other than from Apple or NVIDIA?