how to install nvidia graphics card in macbook pro

After you install Windows 10, install Bootcamp drivers.You don’t need to do the Legacy mode, only UEFI via USB installation, otherwise RTX would not work. After you upgrade your firmware, you can proceed with Windows 10 installation in UEFI mode.Otherwise the firmware would not upgrade. I just clean installed High Sierra onto APFS partition drive, downloaded Mojave Installation from App Store and was only then able to upgrade firmware. The problem is that my drive was not partitioned in APFS. I had a problem with firmware upgrade, when I clicked 'Shut Down' button for the firmware to be installed and my cMP to be shut off - nothing happened.

This card does not require additional power, it is one slotted and works perfectly in High Sierra (or even lower macOS, did not check that) I bought ZOTAC 710 GT for just 30 USD and upgraded the firmware.

AMD’s RX 500 series are supported, as well as nVidia cards of 600, 700, 900 series are metal supported. List of metal supported cards can be found all over internet.To do this you have to have boot ROM version 00, “metal” supported card and upgrade your firmware via Mojave Installation (you don't nned to actually install Mojave).It is essential to upgrade boot ROM version to 144.0.0.0.0.To have a RTX card working in Bootcamp on a cMP you have to have the following: I found out that the information for this topic is somewhat spread all over internet and decided to post here my way of how to do it so that it may come in handy for others who may face some problems during this process. I finally was able to do this project - RTX in a Bootcamp.

How to install nvidia graphics card in macbook pro