Yes. I can run it either direct from the mini, or via my eGPU. Everything improved (for me) with Big Sur, and then with Monterey.Is there anyone out there with a 2018 Mac mini running Monterey that IS able to use the HDMI port?
Yes. I can run it either direct from the mini, or via my eGPU. Everything improved (for me) with Big Sur, and then with Monterey.Is there anyone out there with a 2018 Mac mini running Monterey that IS able to use the HDMI port?
I did, HDMI still not working. After a long long period of being very disappointed in Apple of the fact that the HDMI port isn't working anymore in the Catalina afterlife, Today I reflected upon Fishrrman's words:Anyone re-tested this issue on macOS 13 Ventura?
There will be "no further fixes" for the 2018 Mac Mini, insofar as video is concerned.
It is what it is.
Did you try my fix? I can't say it will solve your HDMI problem but it fixed the HDMI issue I had on my 2018 Mini.I did, HDMI still not working. After a long long period of being very disappointed in Apple of the fact that the HDMI port isn't working anymore in the Catalina afterlife, Today I reflected upon Fishrrman's words:
And that's the truth: the Apple Mac Mini R&D teams already long long forgot us with our HMDI-port issue. The HDMI port will never work properly on a 2018 version in new OS'es.. it is what it is. Period.
I bought a 80 euro (= probably also dollars in today's currency) Satechi multiport USB-C adapter that has one 4k HDMI port, one usb-c port and two usb 3.0 ports. Plugged it in; it works. I would advise everyone with this issue to get over the feeling of injustice and use the USB-C ports for your monitors.
I just tried friend, thanks for the check! ...but my HDMI port is gone. And I'm accepting it.Did you try my fix? I can't say it will solve your HDMI problem but it fixed the HDMI issue I had on my 2018 Mini.
This thing? https://www.apple.com/uk/shop/product/HMYE2ZM/A/satechi-aluminium-usb-c-multiport-pro-adapterI did, HDMI still not working. After a long long period of being very disappointed in Apple of the fact that the HDMI port isn't working anymore in the Catalina afterlife, Today I reflected upon Fishrrman's words:
And that's the truth: the Apple Mac Mini R&D teams already long long forgot us with our HMDI-port issue. The HDMI port will never work properly on a 2018 version in new OS'es.. it is what it is. Period.
I bought a 80 euro (= probably also dollars in today's currency) Satechi multiport USB-C adapter that has one 4k HDMI port, one usb-c port and two usb 3.0 ports. Plugged it in; it works. I would advise everyone with this issue to get over the feeling of injustice and use the USB-C ports for your monitors.
Yes indeed. Then I found out that the USB-C port on this one is a charging port, not a data port :| .. So I also bought the 4-port USB-C data hub from that same brand for my external HD's. Works good. Fix in total was 120 euros.
This thing? https://www.apple.com/uk/shop/product/HMYE2ZM/A/satechi-aluminium-usb-c-multiport-pro-adapter
Presumably a good-quality HDMI ⟷ USB-C cable, would be cheaper and as effective. I've was considering this Anker cable https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B08DLK2FD9/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=AISREEIOH9TSP&psc=1 I already, unsuccessfully, tried another HDMI ⟷ USB-C cable but it's pretty old and I expect its protocols are not the fastest.
Are your Mac mini & Samsung TV still talking to each other?
I'm sorry to resurrect this thread, but a year ago (that's 2023) I bought a Mac Studio M2 Max and the screen would blank out for a second or two randomly. I caught it on video on my iPhone and scheduled a Genius Bar appointment.Oh no!!!! Updated to 11.2.3 and the black screen issue is totally back again. What on earth are Apple doing? They have lost the plot!
I bought a Mac Studio M2 Max and the screen would blank out for a second or two randomly.
Yes, exactly: How?This thread is about an issue on the 2018 Intel Mini with the Intel UHD630 integrated GPU. Sorry if I'm missing something, but how would this be related to a completely different Mac that uses Apple's own chips?
This thread is about an issue on the 2018 Intel Mini with the Intel UHD630 integrated GPU. Sorry if I'm missing something, but how would this be related to a completely different Mac that uses Apple's own chips?
Would be surprising if Apple used the same chips from the 2018 Mini on the Studio in 2023 - but it's still possible, of course. I realize some people have had HDMI issues on the 2018 Mini, but never saw this on mine after over 4 years of very heavy usage.