So, in case somebody need to know how to make it work, I'll explain
For example you want to upgrade your gfx card to a one unsupported by osx still, and have old one which works fine in osx (e.g. 260gtx and 8600gt or 2600xt and 4850)
and u have motherboard with two pci-e x16 slots.
so, plug both cards into pci-e slots,
go to bios, set osx-friendly card to be inital graphics port (PEG, PEG2, PEG3, number means pci-e slot)
and once pc shows boot screen on osx-friendy card (e.g. 8600gt/2600xt) - it's almost done.
if osx-not-friendly card is nvidia and you use injector like a nvkush or natit, then u need to edit injector's plist and leave there only device-id of osx-friendly card.
in ati case, u dont need to do it.
now osx will work on your osx-friendly card.
configuring windows to use your new card as main display is easy task.
in case your LCD has two connectors (DVI and VGA(dsub)) u can connect one to osx-friendly card and another one to second card, so no need for cable repluging



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