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IIRC this happens because some monitor companies are cheap/lazy and assign the same EDID to all monitors of a particular model (EDIDs are supposed to be unique)
by kitsunesoba 8y ago
IIRC this happens because some monitor companies are cheap/lazy and assign the same EDID to all monitors of a particular model (EDIDs are supposed to be unique), making it difficult for operating systems to distinguish between them.
- fredley 8y agoThis does not appear to be the case, the serial numbers reported in System Information are different.
- benologist 8y agoAre you all using TB3 monitors? My experience with an eGPU using TB3 has been that TB is an awkward technology in any operating system so far, I have to routinely power down in specific order all the way to disconnecting from the wall to ensure the device is detached correctly and will attach correctly next time.
- fredley 8y agoNot for the monitor, but for the dock that's connected to all the monitors (belkin thing)