What happens if you stick a GeForce 760 GPU in a Mac Pro 2019?

I decided to do something a bit off kilter: Stick my Nvidia GeForce 760 GTX in my Mac Pro 2019 7,1. I went into this expecting one result and got another. I tested out both macOS 11 Big Sur and Windows 10. The GeForce 760 GTX is wildly out of date, and much less powerful than even the least powerful Mac Pro GPU, the RX 580. In the real world, I can't imagine anyone doing this for any legitimate reason, but this isn't the real-world. macOS Monterey removed the Kepler chipset drivers. The only way to continue to use the Kepler chipset is to use OpenCore. While, it'd be an interesting experiment to see if you could get OpenCore Legacy to inject the GeForce drivers into Monterey for a 2019, it's too much work for something extremely silly. I think this is about as far as I'll go with the GeForce 760 in a 2019 Mac Pro. I didn't run benchmarks as there's really no point, the RX 580 is roughly 2x as fast and there's plenty of benchmarks for the GeForce 760 GTX online. I'd just be repeating what everyone knows already, it's a mid-tier GPU from 2013 and performs like one. /edit: Forgot to bleep the one swear in this video, I'm sure everyone will live. The Definitive Mac Pro Upgrade guide for the Mac pro 2019 https://blog.greggant.com/posts/2021/... Shot on Olympus EM-5 mkIII & iPhone 12, recorded using Shure sm7b to Scarlett, edited in Final Cut Pro X. Music by me.