Nvidia Geforce 8800 Gt Mac Driver For El Capitan

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Nvidia Geforce 8800 Gt For El Capitan Mac Pro Too

I loved the Mac Pro too much, so I bought another Early-2008 3,1. I sold that computer, and bought a MBPr. I was able to get a GeForce GT 710 gpu working with the NVIDIA drivers. Earlier this year, I had an early-2008 Mac Pro 3,1 (8-core) Running Mac OS 10.11.6.

I partitioned the drive and installed this Jan version of El Capitan in one partition, and Mountain Lion in the other, as this is where I have best access to my software, and this is my main boot. It came with El Capitan installed. It came with a non-Apple GeForce 8800GT installed, and so it always booted with a black screen until the login interface came up. I bought this 4,1 2.66Ghz quad-core machine earlier this year, and everything seemed fine for a while.

I've even tried reseating the processor tray, wildly-supposing there might be an issue there. I found I could even replace the card back into slot 1 and get the same cycle of success and failure I've had before.I've tried swapping the power cable to pcie aux b for both slots just in case aux a might've been failing, but to no avail. However, the cycle I've described before would then begin again. This brought a signal back, so I wondered if slot 1 was failing. The same problems have occurred, so my original card is not 'faulty' per se.The next way-in, I've found, was to swap the card to a different PCIe slot.

One chime? Which if I remember correctly is different to the old days which required three for zapping. It's either that or my PCIe assembly is the problem.or something else I haven't thought of.BTW, I've tried zapped the PRAM. I am loathed to.Looking online I see that there are issues with this model of card, but I can't see anything specific to my machine. Further-more, the issues occur even if the NEC is switched off.Admittedly, I have not tried re-attaching the CRT yet. The NEC was a cheap eBay find which I discovered has a power management issue, in that I could sent the 'puter to sleep but the NEC would stay warm with the screen faintly glowing, even tho' it told me that it was receiving no signal.There is a part of me that wondered if this monitor might be the problem, but I don't see how as when it receives no signal it's telling me that, so surely it's not interacting with the card? The power management issue is a self-contained one, which just meant that I had to manually turn the display off, rather than depending on it going to sleep. I bought the NEC to replace the CRT behemoth, and the problems have started since then.

Nvidia Geforce 8800 Gt Mac Driver For El Capitan