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Gigabyte Z490 Vision D (Thunderbolt 3) + i5-10400 + AMD RX 580

At least one other person encountered this problem, but I don't recall the solution or workaround. Let's see if we can troubleshoot it here, and if successful, I'll add it to Post 1.
  • What is the make/model of your monitor?
  • Are you connecting via HDMI or DisplayPort cable?
  • Was macOS installed from scratch, or was an existing macOS SSD transplanted into this system?
  • What is the make/model of your RX 5700 XT?
  • If there's a "Factory Reset" option on the monitor itself (via its on-board menu), have you tried a factory reset?
  • What system name are you using? iMac19,1 or iMac20,2?
  • If nothing else works, please try SwitchResX from here. There's a trial period, and a license is quite inexpensive. If you need help with SwitchResX, just ask.

Thank you for the reply!

1. LG 27UD69P-W
2. DisplayPort
3. macOS Catalina and Big Sur was installed from scratch (same issue)
4. Sapphire RX 5700 XT Nitro+ Special Edition
5. Yes. Tried it, no luck
6. iMac20,2

P.S. I'm using that monitor for 3 years since Mojave without single issue.
 
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Thank you for the reply!

1. LG 27UD69P-W
2. DisplayPort
3. macOS Catalina and Big Sur was installed from scratch (same issue)
4. Sapphire RX 5700 XT Nitro+ Special Edition
5. Yes. Tried it, no luck
6. iMac20,2

P.S. I'm using that monitor for 3 years since Mojave without single issue.
Based on your replies, it seems you've done everything correctly. You (a) are not using a TV, (b) are not using a video adapter or converter, (c) did not transplant an existing SSD, (d) are not using an MSI RX 5700 GPU, etc.

I experienced a similar (not exact) problem with my B550 Vision D (AMD Ryzen CPU) and R9 380X GPU with macOS Big Sur. When connected to my Asus 27" 4K MX27UC, macOS would simply not detect and display a 4K 60Hz option. The same monitor and GPU were used on an AMD X570 Creator with no problem connecting at 4K 60.

After several unsuccessful days of troubleshooting, I installed SwitchResX and it fixed the problem immediately. And its settings are retained after reboot. I was so pleased with SwitchResX, I purchased a single-user license for US$16 and moved on.

Consider for a moment what is more important: three days of troubleshooting or two cheap lunches?
 
Consider for a moment what is more important: three days of troubleshooting or two cheap lunches?
Maybe you right, but I've used that monitor on my previous 10.15.7 Catalina build with Sapphire RX 580 without any issue... I will try to troubleshoot, if no I will try SwitchResX. Thank you!
 
I also had problems with 4K on Big Sur using thunderbolt. Using a Radeon voice. Thunderbolt to hdmi doesn’t work. monitor is detected but doesn’t power on.

4K works using the hdmi out from the card. But I had to upgrade to a high speed hdmi cable... I thought the old one I had supported 4K 60 Hz as I had it plugged into my Apple TV 4K, and never had a problem. But for some reason, using the vision d, using this cable would cause the signal to out randomly and I’d see black screens when viewing @ 4K. But once I upgraded to a new high speed 4K hdmi 120 Hz cable, it works just fine.

I did manage to get 4K to work via thunderbolt using a thunderbolt 3 dock, but only one of the ports on the dock outputs 4k using the vision d. The other one results in a black screen.
 
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Sure. Nothing towards you (or anyone else for what matters).



Ok. Might get one when I am ready with my system.



I guessed that but thanks for reminding it.
I am going to get a Vision G + Titan Ridge 2.0 card. I was thinking to try a Vision D + Titan Ridge 2.0 but Vision D doesn't have any Thunderbolt header; if I got it correctly, it is not strictly necessary to connect headers, but without headers the card might give errors. Do you have any clue on that?

Can I ask you a quick question? Do you use Parallels to run Windows (or is there anyone using Parallels)? Is there any problem when connecting/disconnecting USB devices between MacOS & Windows?
I have been using Parallels for the last 6 years which is currently running Windows 10, zero problems with switching usb devices between MacOS and Windows, this includes USB 2.0, 3.0, 3.1 and USB-C devices.
 
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