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Everything external display I’ve plugged my M1 Mac into has worked well. Monitors of various dimensions and a TV. It’s just-worked for me. What’s the trash for
by vosper 5y ago
Everything external display I’ve plugged my M1 Mac into has worked well. Monitors of various dimensions and a TV. It’s just-worked for me. What’s the trash for you’re referring to?
- MichaelBurge 5y agoNot sure about him, but I notice 2 issues with external monitors: * Only 2 hardware-rendered displays maximum. I use 3, so the 3rd one has to be software-rendered. * There's a delay when switching my KVM to the Mac and it emitting a video signal, that's longer than the delay when switching to Linux and activating the same monitors.
- ihateolives 5y ago> Everything external display I’ve plugged my M1 Mac into has worked well. Ever tried 1440p? It looks like crap. There's a reason BetterDummy is a thing.
- vosper 5y agoI have a 1440p monitor as my main screen. What am I missing out on?
- izacus 5y agoI have a sample of thousands of machines in my company and there's been a massive regression in external monitor compatibility with switch to Apple GPUs. There are many external monitors that outright don't work via USB-C on M1. macOS 12.3.1 tried to address some things but it's nowhere near as compatible as Intel Macs. But I believe you when you say that it works on the exact monitor models you own (it works with my home monitors too). But that's kinda beside the point in these debates.