Post by briwilli on Feb 3, 2019 3:17:25 GMT
I have been reading through and I am seeing conflicting information about eGPU support.
I have run the installer with success without the eGPU plugged in. Once I plugged in the eGPU, Windows was unable to just determine and install drivers on its own, so I tried to re-run the installer. This caused the laptop LCD to blank and the system appeared to be hung at that point. Any advice would be appreciated.
UPDATE: I actually had an HDMI issue that's been corrected, so now I can tell that the eGPU will only work when a monitor is plugged in AND I boot with the eGPU plugged in, first. If I boot with the eGPU plugged in after, I get the error Code 12 on the eGPU device. I don't see much of an issue with having to boot with the eGPU plugged in, if it would also work on the internal display, as well.
Thanks
- Does the 2018 MBP with dGPU (Vega 20) support eGPU with the new 19.1.2 V3 drivers?
- If so, does it require the EFI hack?
- Will it support displaying the eGPU output on the laptop LCD?
- Will the same drivers support the laptop's dGPU and a Vega 64 in an eGPU?
I have run the installer with success without the eGPU plugged in. Once I plugged in the eGPU, Windows was unable to just determine and install drivers on its own, so I tried to re-run the installer. This caused the laptop LCD to blank and the system appeared to be hung at that point. Any advice would be appreciated.
UPDATE: I actually had an HDMI issue that's been corrected, so now I can tell that the eGPU will only work when a monitor is plugged in AND I boot with the eGPU plugged in, first. If I boot with the eGPU plugged in after, I get the error Code 12 on the eGPU device. I don't see much of an issue with having to boot with the eGPU plugged in, if it would also work on the internal display, as well.
Thanks
