- #WHAT TYPE OF MONITOR CONNECTION FOR 2012 MAC PRO UPGRADE#
- #WHAT TYPE OF MONITOR CONNECTION FOR 2012 MAC PRO FULL#
PS I am new to the Radeon forums, if there is a better, more appropriate subject area, please let me know. external monitor 27'' with DVI connection. All you need to do is, just get the thunderbolt to VGA adapter and with that you can connect your MacBook Pro to any of the monitor. Mid 2012 Mac Pro & Metal Compliant Gr… - Apple Community It most definitely is technically feasible for a 2012 Mac mini to drive two. This link is from the Apple Forums, in it a gentlemen details part of the problem but not what device might solve it. :-)Ĭan anyone suggest the proper adapter? I am so close, I havbe this great new graphics card and a beuatiful display but they are not talking to each other. Over the years, Apple's port churn has not helped. It always seems to come down to two expensive devices on either side of an unwilling or incompatible adapter.
#WHAT TYPE OF MONITOR CONNECTION FOR 2012 MAC PRO FULL#
The problem with this solution is that the adapter is a Mini-Display port connection, while the card has 4 full sized Display Ports. MST Adapter, Thunderbolt 3 Compatible, USB Type C to HDMI Multi Monitor. Whe I purchased the Radeon WX 7100 from B&H Photo it was suggested that I purchase a j5create Mini DisplayPort to 4K DisplayPort, HDMI & DVI-D Adapter. 10FT Thunderbolt Mini DisplayPort to HDMI Cable Adapter for MacBook Pro Air iMac. Then rebooted, then opened up my display settings and clicked on 3840x2160 and viola, it works. I used SwitchResX and created a custom resolution, set 3840x2160 at 18 Hz using CVT-RB. Its a stock MBP with the Intel 4000 chip. I believe the problem is the cable, that it is not providing the DVI-Dual Link ability. I finally got this to work on my 2012 macbook pro retina (although I hear that non-retina versions work too).
According to the Radeon Pro WX 7100 specs, it should bring the resolution to at least the maximum of the 30" Cinema HD Display. Well if your mid 2012 MacBook Pro is a MacBook Pro with Retina display (15-inch only for mid 2012), then you dont need to do anything, as the MacBook Pro with Retina display already has an HDMI port on the right side of the laptop- so just plug in the standard HDMI cable. My monitor is an Apple 30" Cinema HD Display with the capability of 2560 by 1600 resolution, which was the resolution prior to this new card. The problem is that I am only getting 1200 by 800 resolution.
#WHAT TYPE OF MONITOR CONNECTION FOR 2012 MAC PRO UPGRADE#
I opened the system prefs and I can see the Metal label under the System Report, signifying that I can now upgrade from High Sierra to Mojave and beyond.ĭetail of System Report | Metal: Supported, feature set macOS GPUFamily1 v3 Good news is that it worked, computer started up perfectly, in fact faster than the original AMD graphics card that came with the Mac Pro computer. I used the cable that came with the card, Display Port to DVI-D connectors to connect to the monitor. To make my Apple mid 2012 Mac Pro Metal compliant I purchased a new Radeon Pro WX 7100 with Display Output Support 60Hz):
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