Has anybody had this experience while trying to replace the GFX card on their older Mac Pro? So if it is simply a faulty card, is it worth getting a replacement of the same card since it seems capable of working on my mac? Or should I look into returning this one and purchasing something like the NVIDIA Quadro 4000. I initially purchased this card so I could use Ray-Traced Rendering in AE as the AMD (including those in the new mac pro) do not allow this feature. I guess my real question/dilemma is that there are only a few GFX cards which are compatible with both adobe programs, my Mac Pro, and that are accelerated GPU capable. When I asked EVGA and NVIDIA about replacing the card they said it was not longer under warranty so I'd have to do it through the store. I have not had these issues present themselves in my final exports, which is why I have stood to use the card for so long. The big issue is that when I render anything in Premiere or After Affects CC2015.3 I get black bars, scrambled images, pink and green pixels, both in the application and transferring to chrome or my desktop or any open application.
#MAC PRO 2012 GRAPHICS CARD FIX DRIVER#
I have been using the card now for about 4 months, and despite having some initial difficulties with the CUDA Driver (which were solved be uninstalling and re-installing), the card is functional. I now realize was a lie, and I have the regular PC version of the card, which may be part of the issue. Then I purchased a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680 card off a website which advertised it as the "mac edition" of the card. I am operating with 2 x 2.4 GHz 6-core Intel Xeon, I've upgraded to 48GF of RAM and I've got an 500GB SSD for my startup disk, and 8TB of internal storage on 3 drives.
I recently made some upgrades on my mac pro and I am running into what seem to be graphic card failures.
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