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salmonoficial

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I have a Mac pro 4,1>5,1. I tryed to upgrade the gpu to an Rx 560D 4GB(same as rx 460 4GB) but I got no display(not even in the OS), I have tryed an hd 7570 and a gtx 1050ti and no display also, dont know what to do right now, please help
 
OS version is key, Also ensure you are injecting power into the secondary input if your card has that.

You will need to pull power from your logic board with a special cable and convert it to a normal 6 or 8 pin.
 
OS version is key, Also ensure you are injecting power into the secondary input if your card has that.

You will need to pull power from your logic board with a special cable and convert it to a normal 6 or 8 pin.
Hi, I just solved my problem, I flashed my rx 560D as a rx 460 and it worked, I am in High Sierra and now with GOP enabled
 
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Here is a list of AMD GPUs that work with Macs. The list is written for OCLP, but will generally work with bare-metal use if your Mac boots a needed OS version. The exception is cards that require spoofing via OpenCore. I like this list because it often covers oddball card versions, along with solutions for cards with issues.

The RX 560D is listed as Unverified, meaning no reports if it works (or not). Looks like it doesn't work without spoofing to a supported card, or flashing, as you did.
 
Here is a list of AMD GPUs that work with Macs. The list is written for OCLP, but will generally work with bare-metal use if your Mac boots a needed OS version. The exception is cards that require spoofing via OpenCore. I like this list because it often covers oddball card versions, along with solutions for cards with issues.

The RX 560D is listed as Unverified, meaning no reports if it works (or not). Looks like it doesn't work without spoofing to a supported card, or flashing, as you did.
Oh thanks! This is useful!
 
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