#Aldente macbook pro#

#Aldente macbook pro#

if you encounter issues with your M1 MacBook Pro and a Thunderbolt display, try alternative cables. Jeff Bezos just had these available immediately for me.

And while you see a lot of mention of Caldigit cables in this post, I'm convinced this 'success' would've been possible with any set of high quality TB cable the M1 MBP isn't 'sensitive' to. The three scenarios that have been working for me so far are: a 2m active Caldigit TB4 cable from the display to the M1 MacBook Pro, a shorter 1m Caldigit TB4 cable from display to machine (for obvious reasons not a great solution since that's a tad too short), as well as the 2m TB4 cable connecting to the TB dock and then the 1m TB4 cable from the dock to the MBP. Something the machine had not been able to manage with any of my 'old' (**) Thunderbolt cables for almost three weeks prior (***). it's almost 48 hours into my MacBook Pro M1 Max being connected non-stop to my LG 34BK95U-W display via Thunderbolt (*), and I've had zero crashes, hangups or kernel panics. (* вЂ“ these two, cable and display, are known to work flawlessly with my 16' Core i9 Intel MBP over the course of 21 months) But it's only been 18 hours or so, too early to tell for sure.

The M1 MBP hasn't crashed since I replaced the previously used cables with a new one I received last night. They've never given me trouble before, but might just be that the/my M1 Max MBP is pickier in regards to signal degradation than the Core i9 one. Initial indication following a test with new/different Thunderbolt cables seem to point towards the cables I've previously used as a potential cause for the M1's instability. Adding in the dock or leaving it out made no difference there, it would crash under both scenarios. The only constants are/were 'M1 MBP + known good TB-cable (*) + known good LG display (*)'. I've got plenty of kernel panic logs and even video of endless boot loops using both scenarios. It makes/made no difference whether I hook/ed up my LG display up directly to the M1 MBP or via TB dock. I haven't been using one yet (expecting one for Christmas, and if it doesn't show up under the tree I'll go and buy it the same day lol).

So, cautious 'thumbs up' for that /selfjinxДЄh, I didn't realize you were connecting through a TB dock/hub. Don't want to jump to conclusions since it's too early draw any, but I hooked up the machine to my LG display last night (directly 'display-to-computer' w/o any other accessories) using that newly received 2m, active, TB4 cable from CalDigit, and for the first time in recent days the M1 MBP had not crashed over night and greeted me with a post-reboot login screen. Is helpful data, thank you! I've got that same CalDigit cable, and just received its updated TB4 cousin last night.