I just wanted to ask the EVGA team if you could please port your software over to Mac OS X as well. In this day and age, it's not that hard. Even small developers do it with no problems.

We need GPU overclocking and tempetute monitoring. Along with CPU AIO fan control and temp monitoring.
There are lots of Mac users buying your products.
Please, please support you're customers.

Please let us know your response. I am also on other Mac OS X forums and they would like to know your thoughts, or if you are bothered with this at all?

People buy them for upgrades on macs, and pretty much anyone building hackintoshes.
Most editors is on a Mac, and most motion graphics/design CG artists are on Macs. There are even websites and companies that do nothing but flash and firmware update Macs just so they can run GTX cards.

Both Octane and Redshift GPU renderers develop Mac OS versions of their software, redshift completely only being cuda driven (Nvidia)

So yes, lots of Mac users are buying evga cards. If not for believing me, believe the software companies spending substantial amounts of money developing Mac OS X driven GPU, cuda compute only renderers. They certainly have enough revenue of license purchases to warrant intertaining developing and maintaining Mac OS X versions of thief render engines

(I personally have used nothing but evga cards for the last 10 years on Mac OS X)

Great company, great products, great community, just some Mac OS X software is missing!

rjohnson11
I can't speak for EVGA but to support MAC (Apple) would mean that EVGA would need to make sufficient money to cover the investment.

 
I guess thats the question,
How much investment does it take these days to port a version to to Mac OSX given that a lot of boutique software developers do it.