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ok so everything is runing just about good

 

only thing i wanna know is how i know if open gl/cuda is running?

 

 

 

EDIT: also how do i get USB 3.0 working? and does sata 6gbs work?

 

EDIT: ok so i got 2 more problems

 

one is i cant run my black ops game. it gives me a error "see pic"

 

and two i cant install nvdeia drivers also gives me error "see pic"

 

im running windows 7 pro 64bit using Parallels Desktop 6

 

EDIT: k i installed cuda and updated drivers still cant use open gl in adobe premiere pro cs5.5

it wont allow me to change the mercury playback engine to hardware then software..

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ok so i might of figured out why i cant play black ops and why i cant install nvdiea drivers for windows 7 using Parallels Desktop 6

 

here is the screenshot i took

 

now i tired updating the pci drive and said it couldn't find drivers, so i went to my retail motherboard site to check if i can get the drivers, and they also dont have them...

 

what do i do?

 

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You can't install video drivers for your video card on a virtual machine. As far as I know there is no virtualization software out yet that allows that.

 

Parallels Desktop uses its own, proprietary video drivers. Your video card is "virtualized" and the guest OS does not see your actual, physical video card.

 

You could run Black Ops on OS X through Crossover or Wine or something, google 'black ops mac' for more ideas.

not really much help.. i looked and got more confused..

 

and what about the rest of my problems? any help on that aswell?

 

*what Mr.Gringo trying to tell u is , Parallels is not a Bootcamp ,it means that u cant install vga driver through it , Parallels use ur installed windows 7 partition as VM which means that whatever u install on the main OS will reflect on Parallels and not the other way around.

*to play black ops on mac ,u need to get something call CiderX,CXEx or wine which is a porting progs that makes it possible to play most of windows games on mac without the need to use Parallels or bootcamp.

*to get the usb3 working on hackintosh ,get MB and install the usb3 controller.

*ur adobe premiere problem is also related to the same thing as above ,Parallels is a some sort of VM and thats why u cant change the mercury engine to HW :(.

tired it and still doesnt work

 

*what Mr.Gringo trying to tell u is , Parallels is not a Bootcamp ,it means that u cant install vga driver through it , Parallels use ur installed windows 7 partition as VM which means that whatever u install on the main OS will reflect on Parallels and not the other way around.

*to play black ops on mac ,u need to get something call CiderX,CXEx or wine which is a porting progs that makes it possible to play most of windows games on mac without the need to use Parallels or bootcamp.

*to get the usb3 working on hackintosh ,get MB and install the usb3 controller.

*ur adobe premiere problem is also related to the same thing as above ,Parallels is a some sort of VM and thats why u cant change the mercury engine to HW :(.

could you give me a link for the USB3.0?

and im not using adobe for windows im using it for mac iv tired so many nvdeia drivers and still nothing..

 

also could you give me link(s) for CiderX,CXEx or wine ?

 

EDIT: um using your CXEx guide. hope it works.

*for the usb 3 ,either download [url="http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/279450-why-insanelymac-does-not-support-tonymacx86/"]#####[/url] 'google it' or use the one from here

http://www.kexts.com/downloads.php?do=file&id=612

 

*for the black ops ,u can also use either of these if the CXEx didnt work

http://forum.portingteam.com/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=6465

http://forum.portingteam.com/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=6491

i didnt try any as i play BO and it sucks anyway.

 

*for the adobe prem ,sorry cant help much regarding the nvidia as i use ati ,but google is ur friend 'also try the drivers from nvidia site ,some users fixed there probs with this drivers'

EDIT: k i installed cuda and updated drivers still cant use open gl in adobe premiere pro cs5.5

it wont allow me to change the mercury playback engine to hardware then software..

 

It won't let you do that because your video card is not officially supported.

http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=223244

ok, so im thinking of buying a Radeon HD 6970 or 6870, would i haven any problems with adobe premiere pro and any other software? im also new to the adm/ati world.

 

according to the link ,it seems it only work with nvidia ,so getting ati wont help u at all ,and not officially supported means that apple have to support the card 1st so adobe make a patch update for it so u can use it ,but unless apple do that or a nerdy programmer find away around ,there is nothing u can do :censored2:.

unless apple do that or a nerdy programmer find away around ,there is nothing u can do ;) .

All you need to do is edit a text file and add the name of your video card to it, then it works. Follow the link I posted above for more information.

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