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The non-pro/max/ultra M1 and M2 chips do not support more than two monitors. Which on a laptop means you get one external monitor. This makes me reasonably ang
by kayodelycaon 4y ago
The non-pro/max/ultra M1 and M2 chips do not support more than two monitors. Which on a laptop means you get one external monitor.
This makes me reasonably angry, because I use dual 4K displays.
- saxonww 4y agoI know; this was an M1 Pro (16" MBP). CalDigit support told me that it happened on the M1 Pro systems if the make/model of the monitors was identical, but I don't think that's true, because I replaced two identical monitors with two newer identical monitors and both of those work through a CalDigit TS3+.