ThunderBolt Display - Kernel Panic
Hi,
I'm using a Razer Core X + RX580, connected to a 2013 MBP. This is working fine, I get a significant frame-rate boost over the internal GPU whether I use an external monitor connected to the eGPU, or the internal monitor.
I also have a ThunderBolt monitor that I'd like to use. The system sees it. I can also daisy chain the eGPU through it. But it doesn't turn on. Unless I boot with it connected... in that case it gets to the Login screen, internal display stays dark, I log in, and then it more or less immediately kernel panics.
Anyone know a way to make this work? Running OSX 10.14
Posted Jul 28, 2019, 1:15 AM UTC
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In case anyone else runs into this issue, I ended up doing this to resolve it:
- running the purge-nvda un-install
- Putting the AMD Optimization back on
- Did a PRAM reset
My MacBookPro booted and mirrored all my displays (internal, TB Cinema Display, TV connected to eGPU HDMI). RX 580, iGPU, and GT 750M now all work at the same time.
Also, currently the eGPU is connected to the Cinema Display, and that's connected to my MacBookPro.