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Awesome. But you'd still need at least one Apple Display to chain the second one? Or are there ways to chain together two DisplayPort displays?
by mikeevans 14y ago
Awesome. But you'd still need at least one Apple Display to chain the second one? Or are there ways to chain together two DisplayPort displays?
- jpxxx 14y agoAh, apologies, I was being a bit unclear. The only way to daisy chain any series of displays anywhere in the Apple universe is by plugging Thunderbolt Display into a Thunderbolt Display into a Thunderbolt port. Daisy chaining is not being demonstrated in this post's picture. (There is a limited and unsupported scenario where this not quite true, but it's not worth getting into.) Given adapters, you can plug basically any display ever made into a Mac and expect it to work. But it's got to be going straight into the Mac. (USB "DisplayLink" soft-displays break every one of these rules via special drivers)