Graphics Card Compadibility For 2010 Mac Pro

Reader Ted Gresham’s older MacBook Pro is misbehaving. He writes: I have a 2010 15-inch MacBook Pro. I pulled out the DVD drive that I never used and installed an SSD drive. Lately, the MacBook has been crashing—displaying a black screen and then a message that I have to restart.

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Did installing the SSD drive break my Mac? I’ve seen reports of this happening with this particular model—with and without an SSD installed. The consensus is that the computer’s NVIDIA GeForce GT 330M graphics card is to blame. This MacBook has the ability to switch from high-performance graphics to on-board graphics and switching from one to the other can cause these black screens and kernel panics. There are a couple of workarounds you can try.

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The first is to launch System Preferences, choose Energy Saver, and disable the Automatic Graphics Switching option. This causes the MacBook to always run high-performance graphics, which will affect battery life. You could also try the free. Microsoft word for mac fill effects not printing out. This places a menu in the Mac’s menu bar that allows you to choose one graphics card or the other. This issue has been acknowledged by Apple in its KnowledgeBase article. For your purposes the most important passage of that article reads: “Apple will service affected 15-inch MacBook Pro computers free of charge until three years from date of purchase.” If it were my laptop, I’d take it in to your local Apple Store or Apple Authorized Dealer (or, if you don’t have a local Apple Store, contact Apple’s support and service folks at 1-800-275-2273 in the U.S.). The problem doesn’t affect all mid-2010 15-inch MacBook Pros.

If you're not Ted and haven't seen this problem with your MacBook Pro then your laptop isn't affected.

There are various non-Apple versions of the above, which may or may not work in a Mac Pro, depending on firmware compatibility (sometimes it is possible to program a Mac-compatible version of the firmware into a non-Apple card's non-volatile flash, thus enabling the use of a non-Apple version in the Mac Pro). MacOS Mojave Compatibility List of Supported Macs. Apple has said that any Mac introduced in mid-2012 or later will support macOS Mojave, along with the 2010 and 2012 Mac Pro models if they have a Metal capable GPU. Plus 2010 and 2012 Mac Pro models with recommended Metal-capable graphics cards.”. I have a Mac Pro mid-2010.

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Apple has updated two support documents for Mojave output on MacOS. It describes the compatibility of traditional Mac Pro with graphics card upgrade and Boot C support on some iMac models. If the graphics card in your Mac Pro isn't listed above, you need to install one that's compatible with macOS Mojave. If you need additional help, contact Apple Support. * Third-party graphics cards vary, so you should check with the vendor of your specific graphics card for compatibility details. MacBook Pro (15-inch, Mid 2010) MacBook Pro (15-inch, Mid 2012) MacBook Pro (15-inch, Mid-2015 IG) MacBook Pro (15-inch, Retina, Mid 2015). IMac Graphics Card. Home > Mac Parts by Categories > Mac Graphics Card > iMac Graphics Card. 7 item(s) - Page 1 of 1 Sort. Best match; New arrivals; Name; Product ID.