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Late 2013 iMac, just updated to Mojave.
Which appears to have broken CUDA.
So I guess I am stuck with the Mac OS driver.
1 - Is there a workaround somewhere out there?
1 - Is the Mac OS driver sufficient, or will my work in video suffer?
Will I still be able to access the 4GB memory buit into the card?
Thanks.
There are no CUDA drivers for High Sierra or later. Apple dropped it in favor of their own Metal hardware acceleration.
Apple also never approved any CUDA drivers from Nvidia. Any attempt to find drivers at Nvidia's site for the Mac (for High Sierra or later) only turns up versions that don't work.
There are no CUDA drivers for High Sierra or later. Apple dropped it in favor of their own Metal hardware acceleration.
Apple also never approved any CUDA drivers from Nvidia. Any attempt to find drivers at Nvidia's site for the Mac (for High Sierra or later) only turns up versions that don't work.
Had to ask, I kinda figured. Will I still have access to Metal?
update
The built in graphics hardware must support Metal, or you wouldn't have been able to install Mojave.
CUDA and Mojave driver update
