4 ms·
Perhaps a EGPU via thunderbolt would work? (Not that GPUs are so readily available right now, but just to get N monitor ports as needed offloaded) Have you inve
by rainbowzootsuit 6y ago
Perhaps a EGPU via thunderbolt would work? (Not that GPUs are so readily available right now, but just to get N monitor ports as needed offloaded) Have you investigated that at all?
I recently ran into something somewhat similar of needing "active" displayport adapters to connect more than two monitors at a time to a video card.
- FroshKiller 6y agoM1 Macs do not support eGPUs.
- rainbowzootsuit 6y agoAh ok. Would be functional for the Lenovo presumably. Another possibility is a device that merges monitors' and then presents as one to the computer intended for video walls.. I know of the ones that Matrox makes but might need windows to setup. https://www.matrox.com/en/video/products/video-walls/quadhead2go-series/q185-appliance https://www.matrox.com/en/video/products/video-walls/quadhea...