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Sleep Wake Failure with High Sierra 10.13.4, with some saying it's FileVault related.

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That note still in the latest web graphics driver download page for 10.13.4.)

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(The Nvidia web drivers have listed "Beta" support for MacBook Pro 11,3 (2013), MacBook Pro 10,1 (2012), and MacBook Pro 9,1 (2012).

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(UK)"I kept hoping an OS update or Nvidia driver update would help. I downgraded my Early 2013 15" rMBP back to 10.12 from 10.13, performance is back to normal proving it is the OS and not hardware as had been suggested in the early posts on some discussions. Although the support has got better as of 10.13.4, the onboard intel graphics are often better but still poor. Frame rates as low as 2fps in the UI and using apps such as Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator and games.

Comments on poor performance in High Sierra with nVidia GT650m & GT750m GPU notebooks: "Support for nVidia GT650m and GT750m discreet GPUs seems to be fairly tanked in High Sierra.

Did you notice any performance drop vs macOS 10.13.x (or earlier)?

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The download page for the graphics driver has an install note on High Sierra Security/Privacy settings, also on our driver update post.) Hopefully they install the Graphics driver update for 10.13.4 to see if that helps. BTW: I saw an apple forum post from someone that upgraded to 10.13.4, then got the CUDA Update required (in prefs) - installed CUDA 387.178, but prefs still shows "update required". ( Did you install the April 2nd CUDA 387.178 & web graphics driver update for 10.13.4 (17E199)? Driver v387.10.10.10.30.103, not seen any later updates for D/L as of April 9th. Are you running the default driver or nvidia's web driver?ĭefault Apple Driver, although I do have the NVidia CUDA driver installed. Just FYI - maybe there is something involved in the switching back and forth between the two GPUs that is slowing things down or something? FWIW, I run the dGPU (discrete GPU) mode non-stop because I've got a second monitor attached all the time. I'm running 10.13.4 on a 2013 rMBP with a Geforce 750M GPU and seeing no major frame drops in the UI.

Reply to post below on High Sierra performance of nVidia GT650m/GT750m Mac notebooks: "Nvidia 750M GPU and High Sierra ( info updated April 9th).

( Ref: macOS 10.13.4 Delta & Combo Update downloads & related Apple articles.) MacOS 10.13.4 Update Problem Reports and Tips: (later added first) ( Send Your Tips, Upgrade Reports, Questions to news at ) Mac Upgrades/Mods | CPU Upgrades | Storage | Video | Audio/HT | Tips/OS Updates/WiFi Still, switches to the discrete GPU does occur.Feedback on macOS 10.13.4 Update Go to Current News Page I applied the fix from GitHub that apparently limits use of highest power graphics state. Still, switches to the discrete GPU does occur.Ī wrench in the mix? : I have the MacBookPro that is prone to kernel panics when graphics switch occurs. And I don't really know what the bug is.Ī wrench in the mix? : I have the MacBookPro that is prone to kernel panics when graphics switch occurs. I wouldn't know where to begin to file a bug. Isn't it desirable to have dynamic switching?

Is Chrome 80 designed to switch dynamically? My Chrome 80 doesn't. So, Firefox doesn't behave the same as Chrome - at least in my MacbookPro setup. This is the behavior I had seen before 74. In Firefox 74, when I set fault-low-power to False, Firefox switches between the discrete and the integrated GPU dynamically. "Use hardware acceleration when available" has always been enabled. With Firefox 74, switch to discrete GPU never happens. Switch back to integrated GPU never happens. In Chrome, when I turn on "Use hardware acceleration when available", graphics switches immediately to the discrete GPU.