

- Gfxcardstatus for mac 10.6 mac os x#
- Gfxcardstatus for mac 10.6 install#
- Gfxcardstatus for mac 10.6 update#
- Gfxcardstatus for mac 10.6 windows#
I suspect there is more but it didn't get reported. It can be hard to debug given the asynchronous nature of the code. You are correct, it is detecting the discrete one but not the integrated one. It seems that gSwitch is detecting the (active) discrete GPU, but fails to recognize the (inactive) integrated GPU
Gfxcardstatus for mac 10.6 update#
Thats because it is swiftybeaver :) and thanks for leading with the log! (I have a tail.sh on the repo but it appears that it is out of date, I will update it) I did a tail -F on ~/Library/Caches/gSwitch/swiftybeaver.log (… name courtesy of Sebastian Kreutzberger?) Ok, it's gonna take me a while to go through all of this. the developers of Duet Display) have been able to reinstate that feature for older MacBook Pros in their apps. The feature was finally broken by the changes Apple made in macOS 10.13 High Sierra, and neither Cody Krieger nor any other third party developers (e.g. This was not automatic graphics switching in the sense that the app would decide when to switch GPUs, but that a switch on the fly was possible on user interaction with gfxCardStatus Finder bar icon menu. without logging the user off) on these machines up to macOS 10.12 Sierra. Just as a sidenote to point out that graphics switching ability on the fly and the existence of the "automatic graphics switching" checkbox are not necessarily connected: The mid-2009 MacBook Pros did not have that checkbox in the (Mac) OS X releases during their lifecycle (Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard to OS X 10.11 El Capitan), either, yet 's gfxCardStatus was nonetheless able to swith between integrated and discrete GPUs on the fly (i.e. If it does have the checkbox then please let me know and I'll check it out further! If you don't have a checkbox for automatic graphics switching then there is nothing my app can do (it will crash immediately), because your computer does not support it.

You can check by going to system preferences -> energy saver -> automatic graphics switching.
Gfxcardstatus for mac 10.6 windows#
Gfxcardstatus for mac 10.6 install#
Gfxcardstatus for mac 10.6 mac os x#
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