The Nvidia team was on it and cranked out a new 10.13.6 driver. Linked on our driver page, as well as 10.12.6 security update.
Good news, our EFI eGPU cards still work perfectly as tested on nMP 6,1. Bad news, the multi Nvidia display screen output bug still in full effect on cMP. I guess we can't hope for a fix until 10.14 Mojave Drivers. Would still love a 10.13.6 fix but then I'm still waiting on a pony for my 7th birthday...
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7/16/2018 10:14:30 am
Hi, I have an Nvdida 1080 in an eGPU akito Node pro TB3 connected to an Imac 2017 running 10.13.6
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John Graham
8/29/2018 06:35:32 pm
New driver out 387.10.10.15.15.108.
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Geoff M
7/31/2018 06:16:26 pm
So I have a flashed NVIDIA GTX 970 in a cMP 5,1 running 10.13.6, but when I connect 2 displays (in any connector mix) it only recognizes 1 display. To run 2 displays, I have to run one off of the GT 120.
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Geoff M
7/31/2018 06:47:01 pm
???
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Josh
8/30/2018 10:59:25 am
What exactly is the “multi Nvidia display screen output bug?” I am looking at having a GTX 1080 flashed but I need it to drive two monitors. Does the boot screen not show if multiple monitors are attached?
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4/20/2019 04:33:55 pm
Just purchased a flashed GTX 1080 from you, and installed it without drivers (I know, right?) on my 10.12.6 Build 16G1918.(this month's Security Update). I see Nvidia has a driver for this build, but not for this GPU.
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