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>So this, like the M1 supports only ONE external display.. so as long as you live the lopsided big-small life, sure. Oh no, you're breaking my heart. Is there
by KVFinn 4y ago
>So this, like the M1 supports only ONE external display.. so as long as you live the lopsided big-small life, sure.
Oh no, you're breaking my heart. Is there no adapter you can buy that splits that 6k thunderbolt bandwidth into two smaller external displays? Okay I just googled, and it looks like there are third party DisplayLink which sort of maybe work, but are not officially supported? But people SEEM to have dual 4k monitors working?
- WesolyKubeczek 4y agoDisplayLink is an actual USB graphics card. You also won't get any acceleration as far as I know, all you have is a dumb framebuffer there.
- shinycode 4y agoI’m using a Dell D6000 hub with two 4K screens using display link and one iMac 5K with a luna dongle. So 4 screens in total with the MacBook Pro M1 with 8gb and all screens at 60hz. Everything is fluid with a web stack (node, angular and tools like Vscode, DB, slack etc). The only thing that puts it on its knees is when I share a screen with some apps. The buffers might not be done the right way. Otherwise it works surprisingly well !