Mac Pro - Adding third monitor

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• I added third monitor display windows on it but the mouse is not going on the third screen

  I added third monitor display windows on it but the mouse is not going on the third screen

  Hello

  1. what operating system is installed on the computer?

  2. What is the brand and model of the computer?

  3. does the problem occur when you are working on a particular application?

  We will define the third monitor as primary monitor and check the functionality of the mouse.

  Link:

  http://www.Microsoft.com/athome/organization/twomonitors.aspx#fBid=XT_Tjm0Ldrb

  Please return to the State of the question.

• How can I connect Mac Pro (17 inch, late 2011, a typical computer screen.)

  I would like to connect my Mac Pro to a monitor, so I can see two screens.  Don't know what to use.

  Mac pro is a desktop computer has a video card.

  the Mac pro 2011 17 "book is a portable computer with a Thunderbolt port

  you need a lightning to VGA, DVI or HDMI everything that supports the monitor at the other end.

• early 2009 mac pro - new monitor?

  Looking for ideas improve the monitor for the mac pro, I have...   I have the screen apple that works - 20 "but looking for a larger who will work with him...  Should I upgrade the video card?   What other thoughts?

  Thank you

  el capitan running

  The GT 120 stock card is unable to drive a display 4K to 4K.

  The max is

  • Support for digital resolutions up to 2560 x 1600 pixels
  • Support of analog resolution up to 2048 x 1536 pixels
  • Video cards available for:
    • Additional DVI output Mini DisplayPort to DVI (optional)
    • Additional dual-link DVI, output Mini DisplayPort to DVI dual link (optional)
    • Output VGA Mini DisplayPort to VGA or DVI to VGA Display Adapter (optional)

  I'd get a monitor with a mini displayport or displayport of entry entry. For the last as yo need a cable mini displayport to displayport

• 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.

• My mac pro end 2013 connecto to 3rd monitor used

  I just got a couple of monitors Samsung 4 K and I connected to my Mac Pro model 2013 end that has two graphics cards AMD over-pants D700. I also want to plug a 4 K TV to my installation in order to show the greatest screen previews for customers. I've separated the connections of each monitor in the ports of different buses, as shown in the Apple Web site. Both screens are connected via thunderbolt and the TV is connected via HDMI. The problem is when I plug the TV one of the monitors completely loses the signal. I tried to swap the connections of ports between the two monitors and the TV but the result is the same, the computer will only send the signals of two of the three connected. I would be grateful someone knows how to fix this problem, thanks.

  You said: "the two screens are connected via thunderbolt and the TV is connected via HDMI.".

  You say you have two screens Thunderbolt?

  If this isn't the case, which is entered on the monitors?

  If this isn't the case, entered ui displayport/mini displayport may be both legacy connections (DVI or HDMI). For more than two, you need an adopter active.

  Each device is connected to another bus Thunderbolt?

  See:

  Use multiple screens with your Mac Pro (end 2013) - Apple Support

• 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 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

• monitors compatible for the new mac pro

  The monitors are supported with the new mac pro? My 08 existing monitor will work with the new mac pro?

  Very likely your 2008 will work with the latest Mac pro office.

  Mac, with suitable adopters or cables can support monitors with VGA, DVI, HDMI, mini displayport and displayport

• Mac Pro early 2008 adding ram problems

  I recently added RAM to my Mac Pro early 2008. The Mac Pro recognizes only 4 of 8 memory locations. I moved the slots and moved the memory and all slots and all the memories are good. No matter where I put them, or what memory I use, the Mac Pro will see 4 of 8. Any suggestions? Yosemite run 10.10.5, trying to fill all 8 locations with 800 mhz 2 GB DDR2 FB - DIMM.

  Ron

  How are new?

  Where have you bought the new?

  All new are identical?

  All the 'old' are the same?

  What is the size of the old and new?

• Can I use my 5K iMac as a monitor for the Mac Pro?

  I'm so curious because I really need speed for Final Cut, but for the Mac Pro, you must separately buy things (monitors, keyboards, mouse). For the iMac, it is included, but he really loves * that the Mac Pro has this old crush which is very pixelated to 82ppi, compared to the iMac not expensive 21.5 "without Retina display, it is equal to 102ppi. My iMac 27 "is 5K also, and the iMac is 218ppi. I want a high resolution to get the best view possible, but I can't in the Mac Pro. I would like also to the screen have a built-in webcam and speakers similarly.

  Only through the screen which two computers sharing work normally.

  The iMac 5K does not support the target Display Mode

  Use your iMac as a display with the target - Apple Support Display Mode

• I have kernel_task, in my mac pro book, I can see it in the activity monitor is but cannot remove ' tried everythin... I'm lost now... Please help

  I have kernel_task, in my mac pro book, I can see it in the activity monitor is but cannot remove ' tried everythin... I'm lost now... Please help

  Tried force quit.

  What happened to restart? When you restart your mac, the process begins again.

  Another option is abandonment of the process with the terminal. Just search in google for it.

• 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.

• Hi, I have a macbook pro retina 15 "(mid-2015) and I would like to connect it to my I-mac to use as monitor." The i - mac is from 2009 and a not a connection Thunderbolt... wouldn't I need a maid in the DVI male? Thank you!

  Hi, I have a macbook pro retina 15 "(mid-2015) and I would like to connect it to my I-mac to use as monitor." The i - mac is 2009 and a not a port Thunderbolt... wouldn't I need a love at male Cable DVI?

  Any help / advice would be much appreciated... Thank you!

  Your iMac has minidisplay port?  Here are the conditions:

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT204592

  Ciao.

• Can I use a view of Pro older Mac as a second monitor on my iMac27. How can I set up?

  Can I use a view of Pro older Mac as a second monitor on my iMac27. How to set up the second monitor in the system folder?

  What exactly is the screen to which you refer?