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eGPU MBP 2015 Akitio GTX 970 !OS X don't work!


Fabi0815

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Hello Guys,

 

i use the Akitio Thunder 2 PCIe Box with a Riser and Molex Plug on my Nvidia Geforce GTX 970.

 

On the first start i booted into Windows 10 and there was directly a Graphic update available.

After Download and installing it the Graphiccard showed up in Hardware Manager an the Card is working perfectly.

 

My Problem is, that i can't get it run in Mac.

 

I use 10.11.6 El Capitan.

 

I installed CUDA and Nvidia Web Driver. I guess i tried all versions.

 

The Akitio Box is showed up in my hardware on Mac but no graphic card.

 

I also tried the automatic script but it says "no eGPU founded".

 

I add a few pictures.

 

Please Help me i don't know what else to do.

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Edited by Fabi0815
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A quick thing that comes to mind (EDIT: ah, I can see the connection now, nevermind :) ):

I can't see your GTX 970 connected to your external monitor (e.g. via DisplayPort) on the picture. Do I assume correctly that you're using a Thunderbolt display which is connected to the other port of your Akitio? If so, that is mostly likely a wrong setup. I think that Bizon FAQ (Bizon is a modified Akitio) says that OS X won't detect the card unless it's directly connected to the external monitor.

 

Edited by ti_padawan
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No.

at the Moment its connected through HDMI since i get my new wqhd Monitor.

i installed 10.10.5 Yosemite and now the egpu works.

i reinstalled El Capitan an it didnt work at all.

why?

my Problem now is, when i make a reboot i get a Black Screen and the MBP is getting very hot.

if i Turn the MBP off, wait and Boot again it works.

 

do You have a solution for that?

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