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  • Michael Kelly

    May 3, 2011 at 9:07 pm in reply to: Cyclon PCI epander with quadro 4000 problem

    The Q4000 has some problems I.M.H.O., and upgrading to 10.6.7 makes downloading the latest Cuda & 4000 drivers essential from my experience. I haven’t had any problems with either DaVinci or the 4000 (except for what I mentioned previously) after upgrading to 10.6.7 and Nvidias latest drivers.

    I would try putting one 4000 in slot1 of your MacPro, and the other two in the expander’s slots 1 & 2.

    Which expander did you get? Is it the 2710 with eight double wides? Or the 2707?

    P.S. I just spoke with Dwaine at BlackMagic and he says they’ve upgraded their system to 10.6.7, AND UPDATED the NVIDIA drivers. After that they have had no problems.

  • Michael Kelly

    May 3, 2011 at 8:01 pm in reply to: Cyclon PCI epander with quadro 4000 problem

    The Q4000 has some problems I.M.H.O., and upgrading to 10.6.7 makes downloading the latest Cuda & 4000 drivers essential from my experience. I haven’t had any problems with either DaVinci or the 4000 (except for what I mentioned previously) after upgrading to 10.6.7 and Nvidias latest drivers.

    I would try putting one 4000 in slot1 of your MacPro, and the other two in the expander’s slots 1 & 2.

    Which expander did you get? Is it the 2710 with eight double wides? Or the 2707?

  • Michael Kelly

    May 3, 2011 at 4:07 pm in reply to: Cyclon PCI epander with quadro 4000 problem

    I’m using a Cyclone Gen 2 expansion chassis, and have not experienced any problems that I think come from the Expander. I built my workstation per the Resolve configuration manual. So…

    Slot1 Quadro 4000
    Slot2 HBA
    Slot3 3D connector from DeckLink
    Slot4 DeckLink HD Extreme 3D

    In the Cyclone I’ve been using the GT 120 and an ATI 4870.

    As for System Profiler not recognizing the the expander, on my system, System Profiler under PCI Cards recognizes the expander as a pci-bridge, and shows the various cards in the expander.When you put the GTX285 in the system does System Profiler identify correctly?

    The only problem I’ve had is with the 4000, not the Cyclone. With the 4000 in the system I generate kernal panics when trying to boot from a CD (such as the OSX CD). PNY is looking into this for me. When I spoke with Nvidia’s tech support they told me the 4000 & GT120 wouldn’t work together, nor would a system using an ATI product, but in his opinion multiple 4000’s was the only correct configuration. Hmmm?

    Correct me if I’m wrong, but I’m assuming you’re using one of Cyclone’s Gen 2 expanders? OS 10.6.7?
    And have you tried putting one of the 4000’s in slot one as suggested in the config manual?

  • Michael Kelly

    November 14, 2010 at 4:33 pm in reply to: Working with UNCERTIFIED System.

    Nevermind… I answered my own question. Apparently the Apple techy didn’t know about a gen2 version of the 8800.

    Sorry about that.

  • Michael Kelly

    November 14, 2010 at 12:34 am in reply to: Working with UNCERTIFIED System.

    Did the 8800 just drop into your 09 MacPro? I mean did you have to alter it, or was it previously altered to work. I ask because Apple tech said it wouldn’t work in the MacPro5.

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