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Hi, I checked the article shown above. Overthere Apple mentions the video card 'MSI Gaming Radeon RX 560 128-bit 4GB GDRR5' as first option in the list with suitable 3d party cards. For Mojave, the card would also have to support Apple's 'Metal' format. However, AMD shows only drivers for Windows and Linux. Let alone Metal. Anyone knowing more? Thanks.
op reviews from the United States
Works Great for Mojave in my 2010 Mac Pro
Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2018
Size: RX 560Style: RX 560 AERO ITX 4G OCVerified Purchase
I had to get "Metal Compatible" GPU in order to run the new mac os Mojave beta. Did some research on the web and this was the most cost effective card I could find. Easily recognized by the OS, and as fast or faster than a $350 7950 card. I didnt flash the rom so the screen is blank during the initial bootup. I am keeping my old 5770 card in case I ever need it. Also, make sure you have the proper cable, I was able to get by with an older 1.4 hdmi cable with the 5770, but I had to use a 4k compatible 2.0 cable to get the card to sync with my 3440x1440 monitor.
Thank you folks, I'm convinced :-) I gues Apple doesn't need a driver. Thanks again :-)
I think that when Apple says it is compatible, that it is. But maybe I am thinkig to simple
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Oh right, the drivers are already in MacOS. :)
Yeah, I realised swapping videocards in my older early 2008 went flawless :-)
Metal supporting graphic card for Mac Pro (Mid 2012)
