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Should my Mac go to sleep BEFORE it detects the GPU ? I can see in the terminal window that it's executing the sleep command but nothing happens. Matt

Thanks for the suggestion, tried it but still no luck. Going to buy a different case. Matt

THis is the output from the connected TB devices: AKiTiO Thunder 2 Box: Vendor Name: inXtron Device Name: AKiTiO Thunder 2 Box Vendor ID: 0x41 Device ID: 0x236 Device Revision: 0x1 UID: 0x0041023614701BC0 Route String: 3 Firmware Version: 24.1 Port (Upstream): Status: Device connected Link Status: 0x2 Speed: Up to 10 Gb/s x2 Current Link Width: 0x1 Cable Firmware Version: 1.1.0 Link Controller Firmware Version: 0.14.0 Port: Status: No device connected Link Status: 0x110 Speed: Up to 0 Gb/s x2 Current Link Width: To power up the Atikio I have two 6 pin cables plugged into the peripheral ports on the PSU wired into the barrel connector with 2 x 12V on the centre pin and 2 x ground on the outer. I've also swapped the cables and ports around Matt

For the life of me I can't get my early 2013 MacBook Pro running a fresh install of 10.11.5 to recognise my eGPU. My hardware set-up consists of the following: 1. Early 2013 MacBook Pro with the GT650M 2. Fresh install of OS X 10.11.5 3. Corsair CX750M PSU 4. ASUS GTX 980 and EVGA GTX 960 5. Akitio PCIe TB chassis. 6. Custom made 2 x 6pin cable to barrel plug 7. Paperclip to power up PSU The Akitio powers up as do the fans on the GPU. When I run the install script I just get stopped at the "Thunderbolt device is connected, but no external GPUs detected". I've tried this with the eGPU connected to an external monitor via HDMI and with no monitor connected. I'm just lost as to why my set-up doesn't work. Both GPUs are brand new so should be good to go. Matt