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Using a CalDigit right now to power two monitors on an M1 Macbook Pro. It doesn't go above 60hz (my monitors are 165hz) but I'm still happy with it. Has an ethe
by dimgl 5y ago
Using a CalDigit right now to power two monitors on an M1 Macbook Pro. It doesn't go above 60hz (my monitors are 165hz) but I'm still happy with it. Has an ethernet port too, which is great.
- decodebytes 5y agoAre you using HDMI or DisplayPort and which type of cables (e.g. do they convert connection type, or for example the same on both ends)? Asking as I have the same doc and about to get an M1.
- indemnity 5y agoI also have this dock driving two Dell 4K displays at 60hz from an M1 Max. Using DisplayPort cables I had to use one TB port and one DP connector on the dock, but miniDP on the monitor side (full DP should work too, these were the cables I had).
- dimgl 5y agoTwo HDMI cables plugged into the CalDigit port, which goes into a USB-C port in my MacBook. I also have an ethernet cable plugged into it as well.