#980 ti in a mac pro 5.1 2016 install#
#980 ti in a mac pro 5.1 2016 driver#
#980 ti in a mac pro 5.1 2016 upgrade#

If you look at those files like tallib I'd guess Metal is handling the Warp Stabilizer effect etc. It can send processes to the GPU that OpenGL and CUDA can't, usually handled by your CPU. Thank you for any additional comments and/or insight to the issues we all seem to be experiencing, and thank you for answering my questions.ġ) Metal is a new graphics API from Apple. It always goes back to the 'OS X Default Graphics Driver'. I am not able to choose the 'Web Driver' option and have it remain activated after re-starting my computer.

#980 ti in a mac pro 5.1 2016 driver#

With this information in mind, I still have a couple lingering questions:ġ) What was that 'Metal Folder' that seemed to cause the video programs to crash? What added features (if any) was the contents of that folder meant to provide (now that the Metal folders are deleted)?Ģ) Anyone still experiencing issues with the NVIDIA-type video card with the latest driver (operating with the latest OS X 10.11.6)? I seem to be having issues. (I have my complete computer system found in my User Profile.)

So, my happy computer has the latests operating system and the video card has the latest driver. Because (for good or for bad) I upgraded the operating system to OS X 10.11.6, I followed through with updating the driver to the Quadro K5000 accordingly. Everything works again!įor the record, my video card is NVIDIA's Quadro K5000 (built specifically for the Mac Pro). As instructed by Alandini, I went ahead and deleted the Metal Folder found in the Contents of both programs (and the Prelude CC program as well, by the way). My two screens would go black whenever I attempted to open either Premier Pro or After Effects (latest version of each). Someone PLEASE ENLIGHTEN ME.Hello - I am having (actually, I HAD) the same problem as the original poster and others were experiencing.

#980 ti in a mac pro 5.1 2016 upgrade#

I would very much like to upgrade to a beefier, 'FLASHED' card from you guys. Adobe's senior product manager of Professsional of Professional Video Editing tells me to UNINSTALL the Driver. My question, What the hell does the Nvidia Web Driver Do if I don't need it to run CUDA on my card? - Since I bought the card I've always thought I needed to keep current on bothe the Nvidia Web Driver AND CUDA.

#980 ti in a mac pro 5.1 2016 install#

I did what he said, I uninstalled the Nvidia Web Driver, leaving the latest install of CUDA alone. So I’m not sure why you’re keen to use Metal considering it’s just another alternative GPU language?' (this was in response to when I thought CUDA and METAL some 'worked together'.) 'Metal will give you no performance improvements over CUDA on NVIDIA hardware, which is fully supported. 'The way to fix this is to uninstall the NVIDIA web driver and install the NVIDIA CUDA driver.' So I'd really like some insight into this one:ĪL MOONEY, Senior Product Manager, Professional Video EditingĪdobe Systems, told me to do the following: I have a GTX-680 (Mac Edition) on a 5,1 8 Core Mac Pro and experienced crashes on launch of Premiere, AFX and AME 2015.3 when I upgraded from 10.11.5 to 10.11.6.