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Looking for Mac EFI ROM for PC edition GTX770 Cards

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2017/03/07 17:25:04 (permalink)
Hi All
    I'm Looking for Mac EFI ROM for PC edition GTX770 Cards, 
 
Is there a Mac EFI rom for these card? 
If yes, where can I find them?
 
I am running OSX 10.11 as well as BootCamp Windows 7 X64 for gaming 
which is why I need the Mac Rom so I can get a boot screen for choosing my OS at boot,
I am also running ReFind boot manager which is supposed to support EFI and UEFI GPU's
However I don't have a UEFI graphics card to test that theory with.
 
MacPro 3,1 Specs
Early 2008 MP 3,1 
Dual Intel Xeon E5472 3.0 GHz Quad Core CPU's ( 8 cores total) 
32 Gig of DDR2 800 MHz FB Dimms with Mac Heat Shields 
 
Thanks
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    Re: Looking at buying a Used PC edition GTX770 SC 4GB 2017/03/09 09:40:09 (permalink)
    Welcome to the Forums DMCollins
     
    You are seeking some very specialized assistance. 
     
    As this is mostly a volunteer user support forum, you may have much better luck getting assistance if your title was a bit clearer on what you really are asking for help with.
     
    May I suggest you change your title to something like:
     
    Want a Mac EFI rom or way to boot my MacPro with a EVGA GTX770 SC
     
     

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    Re: Looking at buying a Used PC edition GTX770 SC 4GB 2017/03/10 02:49:11 (permalink)
    He probably search some GPU for his Mac.
    I don't know is it 04G-P4-3774-KR compatible.
    People usually used EVGA GTX680 Mac Edition.
    They are similar power. 

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    Re: Looking at buying a Used PC edition GTX770 SC 4GB 2017/03/10 19:12:56 (permalink)
    Hi all
     
    Cool GTX
       Yes, my title was a bit clear as mud lol thanks for the suggestion to change it.
     
    Vlada11
       finding ANY Genuine mac edition GXT cards is not easy, 
    don't see many genuine Mac edition cards in trading sites,
    Mostly GTX 285 is all I can find,
    Rest are all flashed PC cards like MSI and so forth.
     
    I would rather go with an EVGA as I have owned a few from me early PC days
    And find them to be one of the most reliable Nvidia chipset cards on the market,
    last one I owned was the PC edition EVGA GTX 8800 768Mb 384Bit in my last Windows PC,
    Very nice card even if they did run a little hot.
     
    Have been looking at the GTX 660 and 680,
    Was thinking of going GTX 770 so I had a later model card with a bit more grunt.
    post edited by DMCollins - 2017/03/10 19:18:56
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