- #Mac pro mid 2012 screen upgrade Pc#
- #Mac pro mid 2012 screen upgrade plus#
- #Mac pro mid 2012 screen upgrade mac#
I’ll explore more now that I’ve got OpenCore on the MacPro. There are fixes for it in the Hackintosh world, but I haven’t run across one yet that might work on the MacPro. I have a Hackintosh build as well as the MacPro 5,1 and from my experience, HDMI output has issues with MacOS, especially on non-Apple graphics cards. Long story short, it’s something to do with the HDMI port.
#Mac pro mid 2012 screen upgrade plus#
The DP ports are much more reliable, plus the adapters are a lot cheaper than then MiniDP to HDMI one. Have you tried plugging in and unplugging? Also, you might want to try a MiniDP to DP adapter since your Card has a DP port. It has something to do with the HDMI output.
Solution for me, aside from adjusting the timing of monitor and computer sleep, unplug the HDMI port and plug it back in… after a minute or so, screen comes back up. If I tried to wake when only the monitor has gone to sleep, but the computer has yet to, then the monitor won’t come back on. However, if the computer goes to sleep as well and I wake the computer up, then the monitor will come back on. After monitor sleeps, can’t get the display back on. I’m using the same MiniDP Adapter that you are. To you issue, the current GTX 740 outputs via HDMI.
I installed OpenCore on it and all is good, though, still not getting a Boot Selection Screen, going to get a another Card that others have had success with. It’s metal capable and boots fine, just no boot screen.
#Mac pro mid 2012 screen upgrade Pc#
I’ve run into the same type of issue, though I’m on a GTX 740 PC Card. The only thing that I have not tested or replace is the power supply (I do not have the equipment to test), this is a gamble I am not willing to make if I do not know the cause of the issue, was told it was a GPU fault by a technician and bought one, yet doesn't solve the problem. To make sure my logic board is working, I replaced the GPU with the stock ATI Radeon HD 5770 1GB and boot with High Sierra - everything works fine. When upgrading to Mojave, I installed the new OS to my 1TB SSD and kept High Sierra 10.13.6 in its original 1TB HD.
#Mac pro mid 2012 screen upgrade mac#
After a restart, my Mac Pro 5,1 boots up without video output, I can access the files and content via a networked computer, so I can confirm booting up is not an issue. The MacBook Pro 13' Mid 2012 Unibody was released in June of 2012.