Will this work at 120hz -144hz on a Macbook Pro Retina running Windows Bootcamp? And what kind of adapter would I need?
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I believe it only runs the higher Hz rate using a Dual Link DVI connection. Not familiar with MacBook Pro I/O so I cannot be certain.
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I cannot see what the problem with this adapter and a Mac would be?? I'm using it with a Mac Pro late 2013 and a 4K Dell display. It works flawlessly with full resolution and 60 Hz - under Mac OS 10.9 as well as Windows 8.1.
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Hopefully someone else with more knowledge of Macs and their Thunderbolt connection can answer. I'm not sure since I use this monitor with a Windows 7 Home Premium box with the supplied cable.
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Hello from Ecomade Arena, That is good question. Due to OS X restriction, Macbook with HDMI max resolution rate is 1920*1080 only. However, windows with HDMI max resolution rate is 2560*1440 (HDMI 1.4 supported graphic card only) so, Macbook user should be connect monitor via DP (Thunderbolt) port only. ASIN : B00HLCNNUO is 27QW DP model. It has DP port. Thank you
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The monitor works well on a Macbook Pro ---- HOWEVER, you will lose your ability to control the volume settings from your keyboard if you choose to use the built-in HDMI audio. If you know of any work-around for this, please let me know.
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Yes, I use it with my MacBook Pro everyday. You do need the adaptor though. Mini Displayport to VGA Cable Adapter or thunderbolt to VGA
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This adapter is only for a firewire port, either 400 or 800. It doesn't appear that the MacBook Pro with retina display has a firewire port. You will need to purchase the Thunderbolt to firewire adapter first, then depending on if you have a cable that is firewire 400 or firewire 800 you may need the adapter. I would purchase the Thunderbolt to Firewire dongle first, then try your firewire cable. If it doesn't fit, then purchase the Firewire 400 to Firewire 800. Apple has the Thunderbolt to Firewire dongle, I just bought one myself. It is about $30.00.
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Zoom in on small connector (at right). Compare it to the monitor output on your MacBook. Order it anyway if you're not 100%, return it if it doesn't work.
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Depends on what Mac you have. Macbook Pros have an HDMI port so this adapter will work with it, however Macbook Airs do not so you'd have to get a Thunderbolt-to-HDMI adapter first. At that point it might be better to find a Thunderbolt-to-VGA adapter instead.
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There is a Display Port to Mini Display port cable so ---&gt; mDP to macbook, DP to monitor, walla 4k goodness, make sure your macbook is late 2013 for 4k to work, it will only work @ 30hz under mac os, but will run fine @ 60hz in windows via bootcamp,
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You need one of these to use a macbook with this monitorApple Mini DisplayPort to VGA Adapter MB572Z/B
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I think so. The device is looking for VGA/resolution signals only, nothing about OS as long as you can convert Mac's signal to VGA output.
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I have not used a MacBook, but if it has a DVI port or a VGA port, it should work. Although, you may need to download different drivers.
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I can only answer in my case, but I've gotten this adapter to work on every monitor I've plugged in for, including a 1920 x 1200 and a 1680 x 1080 monitor. Seems to work everywhere for my Macbook Retina.
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Hello from Ecomade Arena,That is good question.Due to OS X restriction, Macbook with HDMI max resolution rate is 1920*1080 only.However, windows with HDMI max resolution rate is 2560*1440 (HDMI 1.4 supported graphic card only)so, Macbook user should be connect monitor via DP (Thunderbolt) port only.ASIN : B00HLCNNUO is 27QW DP model. It has DP port.Thank you
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i plug it into my Macbook air, using a mini displayport to VGA adapter and a VGA chord. It works perfectly.
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Retina display is lower resolution than this so yes should work. In any computer it is not whether the computer can handle it .... it is the Video card that is the issue. If your video socket is not a dual-DVI..... then you will get lower resolution . Qnix usually emails you before sending the unit.... theywill ask you this so look and see before buying.....