Mac Pro Late 2013 Video Problem

Hey Folks ! Got a Mac Pro (Late 2013) that has started to act funny video-wise. AMD FirePro D300 2GB graphics. Have a dual display configuration: Apple LED Cinema Display 27-inch and a Viewsonic VX2457 23.5-inch. Lately, both screens do a quick flicker, then go black for a few seconds, then come back on.

Any ideas as to what is happening? Is there a program to check the video circuit? Any help will graciously be appreciated. Thanks!

Posted on May 28, 2022 5:09 PM

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Posted on May 29, 2022 12:58 AM

You can run Apple Diagnostics

Use Apple Diagnostics to test your Mac - Apple Support

However, it does not find all problems, especially intermittent problems.

Have you unplugged and replugged all video cables at both ends if the monitor has a removable cable.

Try connecting to different ports , especially connecting each display to different Thunderbolt bus. Some of possible video connections share the same Thunderbolt bus. See:

https://www.10framehandles.com/public/REDSite/Mac%20Pro%20(Late%202013):%20Using%20multiple%20displays.pdfthe

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May 29, 2022 12:58 AM in response to machelper44

You can run Apple Diagnostics

Use Apple Diagnostics to test your Mac - Apple Support

However, it does not find all problems, especially intermittent problems.

Have you unplugged and replugged all video cables at both ends if the monitor has a removable cable.

Try connecting to different ports , especially connecting each display to different Thunderbolt bus. Some of possible video connections share the same Thunderbolt bus. See:

https://www.10framehandles.com/public/REDSite/Mac%20Pro%20(Late%202013):%20Using%20multiple%20displays.pdfthe

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