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• Open System Preferences; click the Desktop & Screen Saver icon; click the Screen Saver tab to see the options. • In the Screen Savers column on the left side of the pane, choose a screen saver option that interests you. If you can’t decide, you can choose the Use Random Screen Saver check box. This will have your Mac choose a new screen saver at random each time the screen saver starts.

• (Optional) To see what the chosen module looks like in action, click the Test button. Then press any key or click anywhere to end the test. • After you’ve chosen a screen saver, drag the Start Screen Saver slider to the number of minutes you want your Mac to wait before activating the screen saver. If you see the yellow Alert icon below the slider, click the words in blue (Energy Saver preferences), which causes the Energy Saver pane to replace the Desktop and Screen Saver pane. Drag the Computer Sleep slider to a value higher than the number of minutes you selected in step 4. Click the Back button when you’re done to return to the Desktop and Screen Saver pane.

Multi Monitor Wallpapers. When it comes to multi-monitor wallpapers, Mac is kind of weird. When you right-click on the desktop and select Change Desktop Background the app will actually bring up. Click each one after adding, and tell the app what is to the right and left of that monitor. So for my mac, I set the Right to my PC screen, and for the PC, I set my left to the mac Screen name.

• (Optional) Choose the Show with Clock check box to display a digital clock along with the screen saver. • (Optional) Click the Hot Corners button to choose which corner of your screen activates the screen saver and which disables it. If you enable this option, when you move your cursor to the chosen corner of the screen, you activate or disable the screen saver until you move the cursor elsewhere. Note that hot corners are optional and are turned off by default. • When you’re finished, close the Desktop & Screen Saver pane.

Question: Is is possible to have the internal GPU and external GPU drive separate screens? Hello folks, I'm currently using High Sierra 10.13.2 and 10.13.4 beta 2 on different machines with an external screen, both with eGPU (the former using nVidia 1080 Ti and the latter using Vega Frontier Liquid). In all cases it looks like the eGPU drives both the internal screen AND the external screen, leaving the internal GPU sitting idle.

I've observed this using iStat Menus, the GPU of the internal screen doesn't break idle whereas the eGPU is visibly working when I move windows around the screen or launch an application. Using Unigine Heaven benchmarks to look at performance I tried changing the primary monitor from internal external, and also moved and made the benchmark full screen when launched from the different primary screen. The benchmarks are pretty much the same no matter which is selected as primary or where the benchmark app is launched. On the external screen the performance is much better than on the internal screen. In 'About This Mac' it only shows my eGPU in the list of graphics adapters. I can't remember if this has always been the case, I remember setting up Sierra some time back, and I seem to recall that both GPUs are listed (but I could be wrong, I know I've seen it somewhere). Does anyone have a clue if the internal GPU can be activated?

My internal GPU happens to be a good one, and so it's wasting away. If my eGPU only had to drive the external screen then it too would exhibit higher performance. Just as a side note: graphics card!= GPU. A graphics card (internal or external, no difference) has a GPU and has display outputs, but these are actually not 'welded' together, the GPU outputs can be routed (via the PCIe bus) to any display output in the system.

This is why eGPUs can render desktops or even app windows on any display output - that's why we can have USB-C monitors, and in fact, on many laptops and AIOs, the display output is actually that of the Intel GPU, your laptop GPU being routed there. The important consequence - it's effectively never as simple as 'stuff on display 1 rendered by card 1, stuff on display 2 rendered by card 2'. It gets even more convoluted (what happens when you move an app from display 1 to display 2 - as you noticed, can't just hand off an app mid-run from one GPU to another), or, say, if one GPU is an AMD and the other is an NVidia. Long story short - even though *technically* it's possible to have multiple cards running in parallel and powering different displays and apps, it's messy business and will depend on driver/application support as well how those apps can handle (multi-)GPU selection. Replacement motherboard for apple mac pro 15 late 2013 imac. The real question is do you *really* have two bandwidth-intensive apps that *need* to run simultaneously on both displays? The TB3 bandwidth will be consumed only if there actually something going on that needs to be displayed somewhere reachable via the TB3 link.

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