After checking through these settings in Nvidia Control Panel, the RTX 2060 eGPU was able to support FreeSync in this monitor without issues. I connected an LG 27' 4K FreeSync monitor to run benchmarks at FHD, QHD, and UHD. Confirm a new Microsoft Basic Display Adapter in Device Manager then install Nvidia drivers Ī new feature in Nvidia driver version 417.71 is G-Sync Compatible for FreeSync monitors.Boot into Windows via rEFInd Boot Manager.Shut Mac mini down then connect eGPU to Thunderbolt 3 port closest to the HDMI port.Download and install rEFInd then mount EFI partition to enable spoof_osx_version 10.9.Run DDU with Admin privileges to remove drivers for both AMD and Nvidia drivers.Complete Boot Camp driver installation then download and unpack Display Driver Uninstaller.Select View by Connection in Device Manager then locate and disable PCIe Root Port #2 - A339 and PCIe Controller (x16) - 1901.Download and install Windows 10 ISO through Bootcamp Assistant.Open Startup Security Utility to set Secure Boot to No Security and External Boot to Allow booting from external media Boot into Recovery mode to disable SIP through Terminal.These are the basic steps I took to get this setup going: I wanted to keep the iGPU activated so I'm using rEFInd as well as disablement of a couple PCIe components. You won't have boot screen because the RTX 2060 eGPU disables the iGPU during boot.

Once this step is done, shut the system down and switch the monitor connection from the Mac mini to the eGPU. The simple method is to hot-plug the eGPU then install Nvidia drivers. In Windows 10, there are a couple of options to get the RTX 2060 eGPU going. There's no Nvidia web drivers in macOS Mojave so Boot Camp is the only way to go. Late 2018 Mac mini – i3-8100B/UHD Graphics 630 iGPU/32GB RAM/128GB SSDĪKiTiO Node Pro + GeForce RTX 2060 +. I looked into Device Manager and HWiNFO64 and the USB-C controller was there but EVGA didn't connect a physical port to it. Also to note is that all AIB RTX 2060 cards so far do not have the USB-C/VirtualLink port. I personally prefer the Founders Edition card but they're no where to be found locally. The local MicroCenter had the EVGA RTX 2060 in stock on launch day.

Mac mini late 2012 egpu