I bought a pair of 590 graphics cards. Say it s a black apple card. 50

RX 500Series series, if you want to enable hardware acceleration, you also need to have Intel GPU.

Only VEGA graphics cards can enable hardware acceleration without the need for Intel GPUs.

The RX590 is an ordinary mid-to-high-end game GPU.

It has been out of production for a while because of the high power consumption.

Huge, not as cost-effective as the RX 580's 8G mining card.

So very few people buy it.

It's because Apple has long fully used AMD as the exclusive graphics card ** provider, using a card.

You don't need to install any drivers to let the Apple system recognize the PC as the Mac. The early N card is not unrecognizable, like the GT710 kind of bright card is fine, but the low performance is better than nothing. Even if you install an RTX2080 and don't recognize it, it's useless.

Here I want to say that not all A card models can be driver-free, RX590 is not, he has to correspond to the driver version number if he wants to be black.

The driver has to be on the right with the system version number.,To put it bluntly, don't think about the latest system version)

You don't use macOS, and it doesn't matter, these graphics cards aren't black apples in themselves.

services. It's just that it can be used for black apples.

Those black apples,For the needs of film and television production and editing,PR AE and other editing software in the WIN system hardware utilization is far less than macOS,To put it mildly,These software are developed based on the OSX system,WIN is just compatible。 That's why they spend money to buy high-quality black apples, it's not that they are short of money, and those who play black apples are not bad at all. This simulation is definitely not as efficient as Apple's original, and it is more money-burning and thankless.

I've also played for 1 year, and the time cost of tossing it down, it's better to buy a Mac Pro directly, how expensive can it be! If you don't buy the latest one, you can still use the model within 5 years. Apple is the system.

It's hard to say, but anyway, just use it when you buy it, and you'll know what the effect is.

1. There is no version of the graphics card driver that is the best, and it is not the latest or the best.

2. If the driver of the graphics card is normal and does not affect the normal use of the computer, you can update without selecting a higher version of the graphics card driver.

3. Because the driver of the higher version may not be completely suitable for the current graphics card, even if the graphics card driver provided by the official is available, it may cause the computer to blue screen and crash after updating the driver.

4. If the performance of the graphics card is lower than before, or the performance is unstable, you can try to update the graphics card driver, if the new version of the driver is suitable for the current graphics card and compatible with the system, you can give better play to the performance of the graphics card.

If you've been posting black screen messages, which graphics card should you be using?

It's supposed to be a cracked version based on Apple's system.,That's how I understand it.。

Black Apple Don't play The algorithm of the Apple system is different from the algorithm of the x86 system There is a risk of burning out the CPU There is also a black apple can not adjust the font and icon size It will bring a lot of inconvenience when using You can try to experience the Apple system on a virtual machine.

In the case of dual graphics cards in notebooks now, black apples can generally only drive old machines with integrated graphics cards, and those that can block the integrated graphics card through BIOS can drive independent cards, but this model of notebooks can be traced back to.

Far from the past.

The graphics card driver is not easy to find, otherwise it will have no effect.

I don't think so. Apple's system is not as sophisticated as Windows is. So Windows doesn't tremble and shout OK, and Apple won't either.

The HD2000 you are talking about is a processor-integrated GPU. Theoretically, the desktop, if the XP system is installed, if there is a separate display, it will automatically use the independent display, shielding the nuclear display (generally like this, and the eggplant field is also my home).

If you install win7, the default is the core display, but if you have a separate card, you can switch the graphics card in the system to achieve higher efficiency. Of course, you can also set up the use of the independent graphics card directly in the BIOS, so that under win7, there is no need to switch graphics cards.