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on a macpro 2013brief screen blackouts after upgrading to MacOS 12.5.1 from 12.5

2-3 second screen blackouts started on my 2013 MacPro after upgrading Mac OS to12.5.1 from 12.5.0 . The monitor is an EIZO 2740 connected via its hdmi port to thunderbolt on the computer. Does anyone else have this problem? Fixes?

Mac Pro, macOS 12.5

Posted on Aug 23, 2022 9:25 AM

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Posted on Aug 23, 2022 9:58 AM

do you mean CS2740?


That appears to be a modern 4K display with USB-C, displayPort, and HDMI inputs.


I strongly recommend DisplayPort over HDMI. HDMI tends to require a lot of black magic when approaching 4K resolution.


Monoprice 6ft 32AWG Mini DisplayPort to DisplayPort Cable, White - Product # 6007 - $8.99


The ThunderBolt-2 ports on the Mac Pro 2013 dark cylinder desktop computer can output Mini DisplayPort directly -- just plug in the cable. This eliminates any adapters or converters.

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Aug 23, 2022 9:58 AM in response to Marcl73

do you mean CS2740?


That appears to be a modern 4K display with USB-C, displayPort, and HDMI inputs.


I strongly recommend DisplayPort over HDMI. HDMI tends to require a lot of black magic when approaching 4K resolution.


Monoprice 6ft 32AWG Mini DisplayPort to DisplayPort Cable, White - Product # 6007 - $8.99


The ThunderBolt-2 ports on the Mac Pro 2013 dark cylinder desktop computer can output Mini DisplayPort directly -- just plug in the cable. This eliminates any adapters or converters.

on a macpro 2013brief screen blackouts after upgrading to MacOS 12.5.1 from 12.5

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