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Regular M2 still has the same limitation of two total displays. Unless you use USB->HDMI adaptors that have their own display controllers.
by officeplant 4y ago
Regular M2 still has the same limitation of two total displays. Unless you use USB->HDMI adaptors that have their own display controllers.
- cubefox 4y agoThis is crazy. Couldn't much weaker Intel chips do this years ago?
- 988747 4y agoIt's Apple approach to market segmentation: you want more than 1 external monitor? Buy macbook pro with M1/M2 Pro/Max, for a $1000 more.
- officeplant 4y agoIntel HD graphics introduced with Westmere (2010) supported dual displays, and then Ivy Bridge (2012) supported three displays on the iGPU. AMD's Llano (2011) supported dual/triple(1) displays on release and Trinity(2012) brought support for up to four displays at once. (1)You could do triple displays on Llano, but it took a particular set of boards using Dual-Link DVI to drive two monitors IIRC.