So it isn't just a case of Late 2014 iMac's having TB 2 ports at least for 4K. The following models are Thunderbolt 2 capable: as an external monitor of Macbook Pro Retina late 2013 15 IMac Use an iMac 5k or iMac 4k 2017 as a target display with Macbook Pro retina early 2013 IMac Target Display Mode for Mid 2011 iMac and 2018. Thunderbolt ports and displays: Frequently asked questions (FAQ) - Apple Support MacBook using iMac 2008 (display port) as external monitor with MacBook Pro 2013 (thunderbolt) IMac Using iMac 21.
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#Macbook pro early 2013 4k displayport mac
You can use 4K displays and Ultra HD TVs with these Mac computers: Using 4K displays and Ultra HD TVs with your Mac - Apple Support I already tried going on System Preferences -> Displays -> Scaled -> Option + Click, but. The resolution for this monitor is 2560x1080, but when I plug it into my mac via HDMI, it only goes up to 1080p. The wireless web test measures battery life by wirelessly browsing 25 popular websites with display brightness set to. I bought an Accell Mini DisplayPort to HDMI adapter (Accell says it works 4K and is compliant with HDMI 1.4 and DisplayPort 1.2 high bit rate). Hi all, I have an early 2013 macbook pro (retina display, i5 2.6 ghz) and I just recently purchased a 34 LG Ultrawide Monitor (34UM69G-B). Wireless web testing conducted by Apple in January 2013 using preproduction 2.7GHz quad-core Intel Core i7-based 15-inch MacBook Pro systems and preproduction 2.6GHz dualcore Intel Core i5based 13-inch MacBook Pro systems. The monitor works great at 2160x3840 with HDMI plugged into the MacBook Pro's HDMI port. Many Mac fans hope that Apple will also be launch 4K displays to go with the new computer. This month sees the launch of the new Mac Pro from Apple, which can support multiple 4K displays. Your right about the specs being out of sync. I have a MacBook Pro 15' with Retina Display and a Seiki 4K monitor. Late 2013 MacBook Pros can run a 3840×2160 display at 60Hz But there’s a catch.
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