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  1. Flyview

    Late 2013 15" MBP 4k@60Hz external monitor integrated GPU

    I'm curious if the A1398 2013 - 2014 15" MacBook Pros can drive an external 4k display at 60Hz over thunderbolt DisplayPort using the integrated GPU. It's working great for me but it's making me use the dedicated GPU. If I force the integrated GPU using gfxStatus, the external display remains...
  2. Flyview

    Undervolting dedicated GPU in MacOS on 2013-2014 15" MBP

    I have successfully undervolted the CPU, iGPU, and CPU cache using VoltageShift on my late 2013 15" MBP running Big Sur. I had to flash a patched EFI using a physical programmer in order to unlock the undervolting which was locked with a Big Sur firmware update. If you want to learn more about...
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    How do I undo dosdude1 disable dedicated GPU on mid-2010 MacBook Pro 15?

    Hello, This may not be an issue with my machine but I wanted to reach out for advise anyways. I recently purchased a mid-2010 MacBook Pro 15" and was troubleshooting issues with the computer, I believed that there was a bad GPU so I was trying to follow this guide...
  4. Flyview

    MBP dedicated GPU stuck in high power state

    Here comes another dedicated GPU (dGPU) issue on my Late 2013 15" MacBook Pro! Problem: My NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M idles hotter than other MacBook Pros with the same dGPU, using up 17W of power at idle. This heats up my CPU +10c when dGPU is enabled and just idling, due to the fact that they...
  5. rifanalam

    Macbook pro 15"(2018 model) overheating

    Hi, I have bought new 2018's macbook pro 15". I am facing overheat problem. I am using extra monitor for my work. I have captured my GPU history which is using AMD Radeon Pro 560 Always. I think that's why my macbook getting overheated. How can I fix it? And in About This Mac shows Radeon Pro...
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    2018 Macbook Pro Lineup

    What I would like to see apple do. Across the board: Improved camera for low light performance. HDR display. Improved cooling performance. Improved battery. Improved keyboard that is resistant to a speck of dust. Stereo microphones, left and right. Thin and light should not be a priority of...
  7. Nabru50

    Previous generation MacBook Pro models without GPU issues?

    I've been thinking about getting a used MacBook Pro. I'd like a model made between mid 2010 and 2015, but it seems a number of them have GPUs that will give out over time. From what I already know, it seems like 2012 pre-retina models are good, and pretty much anything after mid 2013 is okay...
  8. lortloaf

    late 2008 mbp not swapping to discrete graphics?

    so i've had this laptop a while, spends most of its time now acting as the media centre for our tv, but occasionally when travelling it becomes my trusty companion for pottering about and playing a couple games on when theres nothing else to do (heck, it even let me raid in wow when my pc...
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    2016 tMBP dGPU automatic switching and Apps

    Hi everyone, I have 2016 tMBP 15" 2.9 / 16G / 1TB / 460, and I have been using it for around 4 days. Unlikely most here, I have no problems with my battery life. I'm getting 7-10 hours as long as integrated graphics are kept on. Given this is my first Mac, I am quite impressed coming from 1-3...
  10. SteveJobzniak

    Warning: Bugs in Sierra which affect all MacBook Pro 2010 models

    EDIT: GREAT NEWS 2017-01-26, APPLE HAS RELEASED A BUGFIX IN 10.12.3: http://forums.macrumors.com/threads/warning-bugs-in-sierra-which-affect-all-macbook-pro-2010-models.2000559/page-3#post-24237506 Old post (most of this is still relevant too): -------------- Siri stupidly requires the...