I think that Apple states that Windows may be installed on the Retina 5K, but will there be a problem with drivers?
More importantly, will Windows drivers be in conflict with Apple's proprietary Timing Controller they've announced for this computer?
JackFrost: I tried it, won't work.
"We are unable to find a driver for your system. No supported AMD hardware was detected."
This happens when I try to install the Omega driver.
5K iMac with 295 GPU.
Agreed. But since the driver has already been created by AMD it shouldn't be that difficult to adapt to the Boot camp platform
Would you guys mind telling us which driver you used and from where, and which gfx card configuration you have (the stock one or the upgraded option?)
I'm planning to go this route....
Tried the driver by the link on my iMac 5K but the 3.8K issue persists.
Yes KySneed is the same error and we need an Apple update driver.
What is your video card? I have the AMD Radeon R9 M290
Try to install W8.1 as a test.
Maybe its the Windows 10 version? Are you using Windows 10 Pro or Home?
The drivers are from the Apple Software Update. So we should be using the same drivers.
You can try a SMC/NVRAM Reset before pursuing a re-installation route.
My iMac just took a Bootcamp update and I am now running Win10 at 5K on my iMac 27!
Thank you Apple and AMD!
I have Windows 10 Pro installed.
@horngwey what's the version of AMD Catalyst software you have installed on your Windows?
@Loner T I have tried that many times but it is still the same problem. It may sound silly but now I am suspecting it is a Windows 10 Home issue.
Boot Camp on iMac Retina 5K?
