QUADRO FX4000 for MAC: 10 bit displayport?

Did anybody know if finally apple add support for driven 10 bit output from the quadro output. all the windows versions have it. also will be good to know if they gonna support the sdi module to work in conjunction with the quadro fx graphics card
regards
sebastian toro
sinsistema.tv
bsas. argentina

Reading some posts on Adobe forum, It seems that MAC OSX 10.6.6 isn't capable of supporting 10 bit output unlike Win 7.
Well please PNY and nVidia don't puplicize Quadro 4000 for Mac as a card capable of 30-bit output because if the OS does not allow this, the card is useless for anyone like me who has bought the card only for this reason.

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Threads Per Block: 1024
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Grid Dimensions: 2147483647 x 65535 x 65535
Watchdog Enabled: Yes
Integrated GPU: No
Concurrent Kernels: Yes
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Bus Width: 256 bits
Clock Rate: 2700 MHz
Error Correction: No
L2 Cache Size: 48 KiB
Shared Per Block: 48 KiB
Pitch: 2048 MiB
Total Constant: 64 KiB
Texture Alignment: 512 B
Texture 1D Size: 65536
Texture 2D Size: 65536 x 65536
Texture 3D Size: 4096 x 4096 x 4096
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We bought an Nvidia Quadro 4000 for Mac for use RayTrace on After Effects CS6 (11.0.2) with our Mac Pro 5.1 on OS 10.6.8.
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Since I recently installed the Quadro 4000 in my MacPro3,1, and upgraded to OS 10.6.8 to use CUDA in Pr, I've noticed that the Brightness button on my 30" Apple Cinema Display doesn't work any more. Also, the Displays Preference Brightness slider doesn't do anything any more either.
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Jim -
Jim Curtis wrote:
Since I recently installed the Quadro 4000 in my MacPro3,1, and upgraded to OS 10.6.8 to use CUDA in Pr, I've noticed that the Brightness button on my 30" Apple Cinema Display doesn't work any more. Also, the Displays Preference Brightness slider doesn't do anything any more either.
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I've had a multitude of issues with Adobe Premiere on this system and I'm not sure what to attribute it to. First of all: I have two MAC Book Pro's that run APremiere, with similiar specs and only 8GB of RAM. These two laptops run APremiere flawlessly and it's because of this reason that I can deduce, that my 'tower' is having issues because of the NVIDIA QUADRO 4000 installed; it's the only difference, besides the RAM, that the computers have. Has anyone had issues using the NVIDIA QUADRO 4000 before? Some of the issues I've been having are (please note, these issues are random, happen at random times and on random projects. The majority of the footage I use is MOV (from DSLR cameras) and MP4's (from a Sony EX-1)):
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One way to accrue evidence would be to turn off Mercury Playback in the Project Settings.
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That's hardly satisfactory when one of the best features of Pr is the ability to use CUDA.
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So any advantage to keeping the Quadro or just sell it?
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Quicktime DV NTSC
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Graphics NVIDIA Quadro 4000 2048 MB
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Have you tried trashing prefs and repairing permissions? It could help.

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