Found out why. Logic board shot. I tested the PSU board, but it's working. All voltage works. However the logic board doesn't even present itself to the bus.
I know I shouldn't have, but I ordered another Logic board for $185 shipped. More than I would normally pay, but I can turn around and sell the display for a $150 profit looking around. Probably will do that then by my mom an Asus display.
I found power going to the logic board, but USB is just a passthrough and a seperate part of the board.
Also, I found out it's a 24". I thought since it was huge (and heavy) that the display was a 27". I was wrong. It's only 24 which was kinda disappointing. It's Model A1267. So 24"
While it's not under warranty, it has built in iSight, apparently some dang nice speakers (2.1 Sound).
At minimum, I could still give it to my mom as a belated mother's day gift. A bit expensive, but whatever. Otherwise I could sell her my 1920x1080 ASUS display for $100 and keep this. I could use it with a Hackintosh.
I have been toying with selling the Hackintosh and then selling my stocks and buying a Mac Pro. I Can afford an 8 core from 2011 or with a slight bit more money, I can by a 12 core. I need to check my finances, but it's very possible.
I have $2000 sitting in stocks, plus if I sell the monitor I can make an extra $150, plus $1000 that I can get from my Hackintosh (I have a really nice build) + sell my MacBook, plus my AMD FX-8120 system (well built) I can afford a dang nice Mac Pro, new if need be.
EDIT: Pics on bench
Logic Board
Fan Works (It's running and pushing air)
Power Supply (pushing out the proper Voltages:
Connectors:
I know I shouldn't have, but I ordered another Logic board for $185 shipped. More than I would normally pay, but I can turn around and sell the display for a $150 profit looking around. Probably will do that then by my mom an Asus display.
I found power going to the logic board, but USB is just a passthrough and a seperate part of the board.
Also, I found out it's a 24". I thought since it was huge (and heavy) that the display was a 27". I was wrong. It's only 24 which was kinda disappointing. It's Model A1267. So 24"
While it's not under warranty, it has built in iSight, apparently some dang nice speakers (2.1 Sound).
At minimum, I could still give it to my mom as a belated mother's day gift. A bit expensive, but whatever. Otherwise I could sell her my 1920x1080 ASUS display for $100 and keep this. I could use it with a Hackintosh.
I have been toying with selling the Hackintosh and then selling my stocks and buying a Mac Pro. I Can afford an 8 core from 2011 or with a slight bit more money, I can by a 12 core. I need to check my finances, but it's very possible.
I have $2000 sitting in stocks, plus if I sell the monitor I can make an extra $150, plus $1000 that I can get from my Hackintosh (I have a really nice build) + sell my MacBook, plus my AMD FX-8120 system (well built) I can afford a dang nice Mac Pro, new if need be.
EDIT: Pics on bench
Logic Board
Fan Works (It's running and pushing air)
Power Supply (pushing out the proper Voltages:
Connectors: