Looking good 4 k monitor for end of 2013 Mac Pro

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• end of 2013 Mac Pro self begins with red light under DIMM 3

  My end of 2013 "trash" Mac Pro has an intermittent problem on start up - this can take up to 8 auto restarts before it starts to fully operational status. During these reboots red lights are visible through the base, in the area of the 3 & 4 DIMM slots. This happens in about 3-4 times when the Mac Pro is started first thing in the morning. Sometimes - but rarely - it will also restart after a period of normal operation.

  Run diagnostics and, before one of the operations described below, this indicates that all was well but the 2 just many times where I ran diagnosis, he pointed out that no WiFi interface has been installed. Have also run Memtest that since several days of testing, running as a single user with multiple passes, says memory all OK.

  Have tried resetting the SMC both NVRAM and update of the OS. Removed and reinstall the RAM modules. After the reinstallation of modules, first start only registered DIMM 1 & 2 modules. There seems to be no problem with the seating, nothing loose or place and taken liberation were entirely home. Next and all subsequent boots saved all 4 modules.

  A day of immediate bootups without problem but then, first thing this morning, had two cottages restarts during startup. I gave the 2nd boot press / press and hold the 'on' then booted diagnosis - no problem not indicated. On the startup resulting, everything was fine.

  I guess the problem is in, either the GPU or with 3 & 4 DIMM slots. Can someone tell me the meaning of red lights? Diagnosis would be easier if I knew.

  MacPro6, 1 (end of 2013)

  3.5 GHz 6-Core Intel Xeon E5

  16 GB 1866 MHz DDR3 ECC

  AMD over-pants D500 3072 MB

  10.10.5 OS

  Hello Bob,

  Thank you for using communities of Apple Support.

  I see that you have found a red flashing in the 3 & 4 DIMM slots. Typically, this indicates a bad RAM module or the module is not seated properly. I see you have already done the troubleshooting that I would have recommended. So, unless you have third-party RAM installed in your Mac Pro, I suggest you take a look at the following link to access the service options for your computer.

  Answer - Mac desktop computers service center

  Happy holidays.

• External monitor for a workflow in Premiere Pro 5.5 Windows HD

  I m looking in the Adobe forums for more information on the video preview HD from first to an external monitor and the only options I ve found, is that connect the camera or use SD via 1394.

  A few years ago I usually have a Matrox RT card. X 2 with junction box that had a 1440 x 1080 with output restrictions and then substituted much better performance with CUDA, Nvidia Quadro in CS5, but I lost the ability to see the content of the program screen in the external monitor.

  I guess it must be someone from sales of the cards for this purpose, I ve seen comments (AJA, Matrox, etc.), all seem to have a lot of problems, so I´d would like to know if someone has managed to join Quadro 4000 to another part of the hardware that runs on Windows

  Thank you

  If you have a monitor for editing, then you can use the second monitor connection on your video card to direct the second monitor.

  If you use a Setup dual monitor and need of previews on a third monitor, you can use one of the following options:

  1. a second video card that uses the same driver as your main video card.

  2. an option of third party such as the intensity of black magic or Matrox, but typically their drivers cause some problems.

  3. you limit to quality SD and feed the third monitor via firewire.

  4 forget MPE material and use an ATI Eyefinity card.

  nVidia cards can have three connectors on the back, but two can ONLY be active at the same time. This perspective option 1 is the least troublesome.

• Ray is not available for end of 2013 iMac Tracing?

  I own an end 2013 27 "iMac.  Graphics card is a NVIDIA GeForce GT M 755 with 1024 MB of RAM.  Next to the current Mac Pro, why can't use us Ray Tracing on ANY mac product?   is there a work around us with the video cards NVIDIA GeForce GT class?  I have CUDA 6.0 installed, but I still get the message that Ray Tracing will use the CPU and not the GPU.

  If anyone has any additional information that they would be willing to share, I would appreciate it.

  Thank you!

  Are you sure you need to use the traced the beam 3D rendering engine? This is a deprecated feature that is phased out in favour of means of working with 3D in After Effects. Unless you know that you really do need this feature, I recommend no friction on the issue of whether your hardware can use it.

  BTW, you can choose an option in the preferences of After Effects use a GPU not supported for this feature. But be warned: "unsupported", means what he says.

• New U2413 monitor won't allow my Mac Pro computer to sleep

  My new U2413 monitor works fine. However, when I try to turn my Mac Pro (model 1.1, with OS 107.5) computer to sleep monitor goes to 'power save' mode that triggers the computer to wake up, the monitor return to power save mode, the back of the computer to sleep and so on. If I change the preferences of the computer to the monitor and the computer to sleep after 10 minutes, the monitor going to sleep, but the computer does not work. Any ideas? Is it possible to turn off the monitor power saving mode?

  I tried your suggestion to use an external USB key to monitor the connection. It works!  The computer and the monitor can now go to sleep at the same time. The only downside is that the auxiliary USB ports on the monitor is no longer connected to the computer. So, now I need a hub USB powered, connected to the computer, since I have more USB devices (card reader, USB stick or two, two scanners and two printers) that the USB ports on the computer.

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• Damaged screen coated end of 2013 Macbook Pro?

  MacBook Pro 15 inch model of retina end 2013 - OS X El Capitan

  The coating of the screen of my macbook covered the period I owned, just to clean it with a cloth that has come with the macbook. At first, I thought it might just be an isolated issue, but it came to my attention that several other macbook owners have suffered similar damage to the coating of the screen. I read some articles and apparently Apple have a current repair for screens.

  My Macbook is no longer under warranty because of me buy in late 2013.

  My question to all of this is; Apple will replace screens and/or coating? If not, is there a way I can fix this and prevent it from happening again?

  - Cohen

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• Mac Pro: 5 Monitor Configuration help

  Hey guys!

  I have been working on a fairly massive project and am in need of some specific knowledge, Mac Pro, I did not.

  We will use the end 2013 Mac Pro as our work computer to bid on multiple auctions on multiple screens simultaneously. To illustrate the concept:

  

  * Forgive my skills as God art *.

  The problem we run into is wiring all 5 screens for the Mac Pro. Poster 2-5 have only the HDMI and VGA inputs. We are in need of the best possible quality who can offer screens of theses, my idea was just to pick up MiniDisplay 4 HDMI adapters to connect to the wall mounted monitors and use a Thunderbolt cable to connect the Thunderbolt Display. However, I have been informed and influenced in the delicate on the Mac Pro website formulation in the belief that the end of 2013 Mac Pro can handle 2 HDMI monitors.

  I would like to know your opinion on using MiniDisplay 4 HDMI adapters or not will work. And if no, what is the way to achieve the best quality on the whole upward.

  I thank very you much for your time and help!

  -Austin

  The 2013 MP can handle two monitors inherited (HDMI and DVI) with the cheaper passive miniDP > HDMI or DVI adapter. For more than two adopters must be active adapters.

  All adopters VGA are active.

  This is an active NPD > adopting HDMI

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16815158351

• How to properly plug (3) 4 k monitors on my mac pro?

  I have ASUS (2) 4 k work monitors and a Samsung 48 "4 k monitor TV/Client UHD to go with my end of 2013 Mac Pro w / AMD over-pants D700 6144 MB graphics card upgrade.  According to the website of Apple AND Mac Melrose (I bought from the dealer) easily, you should be able to run (3) 4 k monitors - this, however, is NOT the case.  When I simply followed the instructions from apple won't even read the system a 3rd monitor - not even a 1080-even following the instructions DO NOT connect on the same bus.  The only ways that I could get a 3rd screen if even displays are making it work with an active Mini DisplayPort to Dual-Link DVI (Thunderbolt simultaneous usb AND connectors), which requires also a HDMI to DVI first, and then the resolution is only 1080.   The only other way that I could get a 3rd monitor seem even is by work through airplay - obviously the latency and loss of quality through this method is not ideal either.

  I was on the phone with Apple AND Mac Melrose Tech technicians, and nobody has any idea.  Y at - there someone here who can help me with this problem please?

  Your Mac can run six monitors at once, if they are all Mini DisplayPort.

  Other interfaces are referred to as "Legacy", and it can only lead to more than TWO of those without having to use ASSETS converters who have re-drivers of signal in them.

  You can not "stack" adapters.

  To debug, reduce to two screens and you'll usually be able to get every one.

• New 27 "iMac / 5 can be used as a monitor for MacMini 2010 k?

  I'm interested in the iMac 27 "screen of 5K, but would need to use it as a monitor for a mid-2010 Mac Mini server as well. These two computers would serve in the same office, essentially for two different reasons, so I need to switch back once or twice a day. I don't want two screens on the same desktop.

  I knew the targeting mode screen does not work with the iMac 27 '' new. Is it possible to do what I have not discovered?

  Nope.

• Mac Pro (end 2013) freezing issues

  Hello

  I bought a couple of years a new fantastic Mac Pro, but in a few months I started to think that I made a terrible choice.

  The computer crashes very often since I updated it to El Capitan, but it was difficult to work on Adobe Premiere since the outset: ridiculously slow, three hours to make a 4 minute clip.

  I contacted the Apple store, they kept for a week, they said he went from testing all the equipment and they found nothing wrong.

  The mac is still suspended. SO FRUSTRATING.

  I work on Photoshop, most of the time, but I have the experience of the 'freeze' even just browse the folders with the finder or visit a Web site on Chrome or watch movies. I unplugged all peripheral usb/firewire, mac freezes still. I repaired disk permissions but reports seem ok.

  I started with the Mavericks, I upgraded to Yosemite, El Capitan I reinstalled from scratch.

  But nothing has changed in fact related to the gel issue, once time and then (sometimes up to 8 times a day), I need to force a restart by using the power button, because everything is frozen.

  The trackpad and the graphics tablet (Wacom Pro middle) are frozen, no key is accepted.

  Apple has determined that in some late 2013 Mac Pro graphics cards may cause video problems - without video, system instability, freeze - but it seems that only the GPU AMD OVER-PANTS D500/D700 are affected (I have the base model with a D300).

  Do you have any hint? Is that what I can do to understand what is the problem?

  I wish I could be in a position, at least, to reproduce the problem, but sometimes it takes days between a 'freeze' and the other. Error reports are generated not either, it is one of the error messages Console that I could find:

  WindowServer [176]: GPU Driver seems to be suspended (more than 5 continuous seconds of reluctance)

  I am a professional photographer and work is very unproductive and frustrating. I'm losing money customers time and my mood, and I would like a response from Apple on this topic.

  Looks like it could be due to problem of graphic material.

  have you looked at this long discussions:

  Mac pro end of 2013 freezes with the spinning wheel

• How can I restore signal from my Mac Pro to my Viewsonic monitor, connected by VGA?

  I have a Pro Mac OSX version 10.7.5 running. Trendy top is a monitor 24 inch Viewsonic, the only monitor connected. Last week, everything was fine. I stopped him all night and the next morning, when I tried to start, there was no signal from the Mac to the screen.

  The screen displays a 'No Signal' message.

  I checked the entry on the monitor, and it is correctly set to PC.

  The computer starts normally. I can hear him do his thing.

  The monitor starts up normally. No flashing or spots.

  I tried restart, disconnect the monitor from the computer, just stop and unplug it, then reconnected. I tried to plug the old monitor (using VGA connection) and start again, with the same result.

  I tried to recall the NVRAM (found the instructions on this site) and it made no difference.

  It would be appropriate to get a HDMI cable to connect the?

  It seems to me that if the computer does not recognize the monitor, try another cable wouldn't make any difference, but I'm really an 'end user' at this stage and would appreciate any advice.

  Thank you!

  Try resetting the SMC

  Reset the management system (SCM) controller on your Mac - Apple Support

  The VGA input and cable works with another computer/device?

  The port of exit on the Mac works with another monitor?

  What model Mac pro?

  What video card is installed in the Mac?

  What output port are you helping?

  Maybe the video card has failed. If yo have an old Mac Pro with an original which is likely to card

• Mac Pro 2009 (5.1) 2 x 3, 46 / 970gtx and 4 k monitor 60 Hz?

  I spent days trying to find an answer to this... My config yourself running a 4 k display at 60 Hz? El Capitan is restrictive for this?

  Mac Pro 2009 (5.1) 2 x 6 carrots 3, 46Ghz

  Graphics card: GTX 970 MSI - 2.0 HDMI / Display Port 1.3

  Thank you in advance for the help

  It is capable of 4K at 60 Hz.

  Have you installed the Nvidia webdrivers?

  You connect through displayport?

  What screen?

  What you get with what link?

• I need good reasons to upgrade my Mac Pro 2009.

  Hello

  I am a new employee in a company that makes me work on a Mac Pro 2009 for heavy After Effects and first projects.  I propose a new Mac Pro, but company's technical team is PC based, does not understand the world of video production and they don't understand why I can't continue to use what I have.

  Here are the specs of my current Mac Pro:

  Mac Pro early 2009

  2x2.26 GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon

  16 GB OF RAM

  NVIDIA GeForce GT 120 512 MB

  2 internal 1 TB HDs

  10.9.3 OSX

  Adobe CS5 Production Premium is installed.

  I offer this configuration:

  • Processor: 2.7 GHz 12 - core Intel Xeon E5 processors

  with 30 MB of memory cache L3

  • Memory: 64 GB 1866 MHz DDR3 ECC (4x16GB)

  • Graphics: Dual AMD over-pants D700 GPU

  with 6 GB of GDDR5 VRAM

  • Hard drive inside (OS and Application reader): storage 1 TB PCIe flash

  • External hard drive (disk work): PROMISE Pegasus2 12 to R6 (6 per 2 TB)

  Thunderbolt RAID System 2

  • Disk drive: drive Blu-ray/DVD/CD external (with Media & Toast 11 HD)

  (Available at OtherWorldComputing.com hard drive)

  • Adobe CC 2014

  • First CC

  • After Effects CC

  • Media encode CC

  • SpeedGrade CC

  • Illustrator CC

  • Photoshop CC

  (other info: I shoot and edit images from the Canon C100 and 5 d Mark III)

  So, I come from a company that wanted to have a quick configuration to keep the animation and the process of change moving as quickly as possible.  The recommended configuration, I have above is the configuration that I used before.

  The problem is that when the Ministry of technology (I.S.) for my new job sees the minimum requirements posted by Adobe for EFA and AP, they think that I agree with what I have (side maybe form a updated video card).  I need hard stats and figures that will convince my company to buy a faster Mac Pro.

  Can someone share some information that I can use to support my arguments?

  Here's the e-mail I have built so far:

  Adobe After Effects and first are powerful animation and editing programs if they are given a lot of RAM, card graph multiple GPU and VRAM.  Working in the minimum requirements will get me by, but at a cost VERY slow processing and rendering times.

  2009 brand test on Mac Pro bench with After Effects:

  http://www.barefeats.com/nehal04.html

  Note the second 151 comparison test of speed for the model of this society currently.

  2013 mac Pro Bench mark test with After Effects:

  http://www.barefeats.com/tube19.html

  Note that the speed test of 37seconds for model reference below what we advocate.  As they have not yet test the fastest computer of 12 base.

  Premiere Pro system requirements:

  http://helpx.Adobe.com/Premiere-Pro/system-requirements.html

  Although it is optional, the video card should be at least 1 GB of VRAM.  It is a bare minimum of non-professionals.

  Article on the reading Mercury of Adobe Premiere engine:

  https://forums.Adobe.com/message/3377595

  Thanks in advance for any help in a configuration of MOUNTING sales PROFESSIONAL.

  See this page for more information on material for Premiere Pro and Adobe After Effects: http://adobe.ly/pRYOuk

  These resources can build a strong case for processors more and more fast and more than RAM, not to mention a GPU that Premiere Pro can be used for acceleration.

• Unable to connect more then 2 monitors for Mac Pro end of 2013

  I was wondering if anyone had this problem and found a solution.

  The Mac pro (end 2013) model that I have would not work with 3 or more screens, little matter what I do. Even if him are all connected to separate buses. Only 2 would work at any given time. When I cut the work one, one nonfunctional lights.

  They are related:

  Computer-> Thunderbolt to HDMI-> monitor

  Computer-> Thunderbolt to HDMI-> monitor

  Computer-> monitor-> HDMI/DVI

  Setting up and connecting cable is not a problem here, because I tried a lot of different ways to connect with different types of monitors.

  Just replaced a new video card and the problem still there.

  am I missing, or hurt?

  any idea is aprisiated!

  Thank you!

  OS X El Caplitan

  10.11.6

  2.7 GHz 12-Core Intel Xeon E5

  64 GB 1866 MHz DDR3 ECC

  AMD over-pants D700 6144 MB

  Mac is unable to produce interfaces to more than two screens "legacy" levels of tension necessary to keep them from dropping out. You need an ACTIVE adapter for some of these screen to run more than two (including the interface HDMI built-in, that counts as if connect you something). poster "legacy" is other than DisplayPort and Mini DisplayPort

  Adapters ASSETS have re-drivers of signal in them, that's why they are more expensive. As long as you stay under 1920 wide, you don't ask the very expensive adapter Apple DVI Dual-Link, $ 100.

• I have a monitor with a resolution of 1366 x 768, when I install the CC 2015 Adobe, adobe is the resolution recommended at 1440 x 900, y at - it all the parameters that can match their set so the display can look good?

  I have a monitor with a resolution of 1366 x 768, when I install the CC 2015 Adobe, adobe is the recommended resolution of 1440 x 900, y at - it all the parameters that can match their set so the display can look good?

  Hey Boi,

  Please refer to the system requirements | Adobe Creative Cloud

  Hope that helps!

  Kind regards

  Sheena