For complete specs on a particular system, click on the name of the Mac left column.
For all Macs that match a specific secondary display capability or resolution -- courtesy of EveryMac. Please note that "mirroring" means a Mac is capable of displaying the contents of the first display on a second display and "dual" means that a Mac can support two displays with different content on each display. Systems that are listed as "Mirroring Only" but with an asterisk are capable of supporting dual displays with third-party hacks.
Please also note that this listing is for systems as shipped -- of course, systems that are capable of supporting additional video cards can support additional displays if another video card is installed. Likewise, third-party graphics cards may support resolutions higher or lower than those provided. Hopefully this thread will help others as well. How to get 3 displays to work on a Mac Pro Tue Nov 19, 5: Here's the only caveat I have my monitors connected to a rackmount power strip with individual power switches so I can turn them on and off individually.
I found that I can turn monitors 2 and 3 on and off at any time. But if I turn off monitor 1 and then turn it back on, it displays "noise" on the screen. So basically, I never turn off monitor 1. Other than that, they've worked flawlessly.
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Richard Le Grand Posts: Mon Jan 29, 7: I have a ridiculous addendum to this after reading about all this again. I sadly now realise that the card was flashed for Mac, as it has an unusual combination of outputs only originally available for PC. I have another thread running with this subject but having read your note again Using 2 x DVI outputs as as 2 main computer monitors I tried the HDMI port output from but seemingly no signal.
All 3 displays have a picture and come to life in the following boot-up sequence: Do you think I'm on a mission to nowhere attempting to make 3 displays turn up in System Prefs Arrangement window as 3 independent screens? I've tried zapping PRAM but wonder if my intention to run a 3rd screen is not actually possible with this card? I have to try really hard to beat her now!
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Thanks Sean. Thanks for the info. Unfortunately, like what happened to you, I found out too late what a pain a multi-monitor setup would be. I just picked up a used 12 core Mac Pro and love it. I did pretty quickly find out that the cannot run three monitors easily as should be the case. Hope you ran across this and know the solution.
Thanks in advance! Good luck with it! I picked up a used 12 core with a I have: I would like to connect a third monitor. Did I miss something? I assume that going VGA is probably the cheapest way to go. How do I make it happen? Your email address will not be published. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email.
Skip to content. Home Apps Blog Support. Buying and Setting up a Mac Pro with 3 Monitors? Read This First! August 28, In a caveat at the bottom of the page, it says: The article goes on to say: Now you know. Good luck! Bookmark the permalink. September 2, at 2: Bryan Duke says: September 4, at 4: Matt says: March 9, at 3: September 4, at 6: September 4, at 7: September 4, at 9: Triguna says: November 8, at 1: September 9, at 5: Thanks again!
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September 11, at 4: Please let us all know what you find! September 9, at 6: Thanks for doing the early adopter leg work. September 10, at 2: Charlespascal7 says: September 12, at Am I understanding this correctly? Thanks buddy!
September 13, at Gus says: September 17, at 5: September 17, at 2: November 11, at 8: Brad says: September 17, at 8: I have an Eizo cgw dvi display and a bought a second 24 led cinema display… The Eizo works just fine with the mini display port to dvi adaptor. If you have any advice, I'd love to hear it… I'll be writing apple too… Ugh. September 17, at 3: September 19, at I'm definitely curious about what happens with your setup.
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Please let me know! Aa says: September 30, at 8: C A says: October 8, at 8: New question. New Mac Pro same slightly different dilema with a Ads Marz says: October 11, at 9: I'm certainly no expert but I think that's correct! Monitor LCD 17 says: October 26, at 4: October 27, at 3: AlainMikli says: October 26, at October 27, at 5: November 18, at 9: Ouch, huh?
November 18, at 3: November 18, at 4: November 18, at 8: Javier says: December 8, at Sean says: November 18, at Josh Roberts says: January 31, at 2: Oli says: December 11, at Jon says: January 10, at 8: Many Thanks again! February 7, at July 7, at 4: