Yesterday afternoon Apple released a software update called Nvidia Graphics Update 2009. The update is designed to improve cursor movement when using Apple’s Mini DisplayPort to Dual-Link DVI Adapter with the most recent MacBook Air, MacBook, and MacBook Pro.
The update is available via OS X’s Software Update feature.
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sadly nothing is fixed with this update. when changing the graphics card to “high performance” an external apple 30″ monitor display is not even recognised. when changing back to “better battery life” the display is recognized sometimes but only renders highly distorted images. tested with two current macbook pros 15″ 2.8ghz and two different mini display port to dual link dvi adapters on two different 30″ apple cinema displays. apple should recall this adapters!