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I'm having a few issues getting my Palit 560 Ti 448 to fully work in Lion 10.7.3. System Profiler picks up my card correctly but only 1 of my monitors seems to be active.

I have 2 monitors plugged in via DVI, the 1st screen is giving me full resolution but the 2nd screen is showing as a VGA and is just a blank screen with a flashing orange power light (it works fine in windows partition though)

 

 

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Open Cl is working according to Luxmark, although it's an unknown GPU. Does it matter that its is unknown and is the score too low?

 

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Cuda doesn't appear to be working properly; cuda-z is showing 'Device Emulation CPU' and gnu sniffer can't find any cuda devices. Also I tried Blender 3D Cycles renderer but it isn't picking up Cuda either.

 

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I also ran Novabench and got

 

Graphics Tests (Score: 361)

- 3D Frames Per Second: 1504

 

 

Has anyone else experienced any of these issues? Can anyone offer any help?

 

Many Thanks

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my 2nd monitor is now working but I still have no cuda.

 

Any ideas?

 

On my L702x w/GT550M, I copy a known card from a similar mac machine and use it in my system definition. In my case, in the info.plist in the AGPM.kext, the MBP6,2 has an entry for a 0x0a29 nVidia device. I copy that child, using PlistEditPro, to the MBP8,3 and rename it to 0x0dd6 which is my device. While I 'see' no difference, it eliminates a message in the LOG that occurs about 30 times a second when I'm streaming video and activates my CUDA for BOINC.

 

Steve

 

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