Are there any compatibility problems with Mac interface with BenQ monitors?
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No, there aren't any compatibility problems with Mac interface with BenQ monitors. I use the XL2720T with my Macbook Air via D-sub and was able to mirror the display with no problem. I also used the same connection to extend the display with no problem either.
1508210
I had no issue with my rMBP. I usually just use HDMI, but a Thunderbolt (Mini-display port) to Display Port will also work, as well as Thumderbolt to DVI.
770784
I don't know the new iMac's video card specs, so you'll want to confirm that. As far as I know, as long as you have the right thunderbolt adapter, the monitor will work fine.Edit: I see others have answered you already. :)
325638
If your Mac accepts dual monitor output, which I'm not sure of, then it should be able to. Are you planning to connect a notebook or desktop?
2242763
I have not tried to use mine with a MacBook. However HDMI output is standardized. That means this device should, in theory, convert any HDMI output to VGA regardless of the source device.
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I wish I could answer that. I am using it with Apple MacBook Retina and Dell U2412 monitor and its working okay.
2238669
This monitor has BOTH VGA and DVI, and I am currently running it on a Mac Mini via DVI. If your iMac supports an additional DVI out I can't see why it wouldn't work.
1030693
The monitor uses DVI input, so you need a DVI cable that can connect to your Mac. I'm not familiar with connecting DVI to Mac, but see cables for that purpose on the web. My Crossover is attached to a Windows computer.
1209839
Yes, and it worked out fine for displaying images and else. But not the brightness adjustment and auto-rotate though. That's Mac's compativity issue, not the monitor's.
435123
Hopefully someone else with more knowledge of Macs and their Thunderbolt connection can answer. I'm not sure since I use this monitor with a Windows 7 Home Premium box with the supplied cable.
958018
Not sure about Mac connections but the monitor only comes with a std SVGA cable, I would assume that something else is required for MAC.
1548863
Dirk. I know nothing about the MAC...I'm a PC user and I can't find the paperwork that came with the monitor so I can look up the spec info you need, so I really don't have a clue if it is compatible with a MAC or not. Why wouldn't it be? Maybe if you check online with Samsung with this model number, that might give you your answer. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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Okay, so I've spent at least the past hour trying to figure this out, and I finally give up. I had a few problems with Mac and decided to give Windows a try first. Needless to say, I never made it far enough to try it on Mac. Keep in mind, I'm not sure how a Radeon card (and it's drivers) would handle this, as I only have an Nvidia card. So after creating custom resolutions and messing with scaling in the Nvidia Control Panel, I finally got both "displays" to look and function right. The Nvidia control panel reports that I have two 1720x1440 monitors @60Hz, which is the first half of the battle. After I got that far I tried to use Nvidia surround. The Nvidia Surround configuration tool would not let me properly choose anything other than 6880x1440@50Hz. Most likely this is because the drivers detect these "screens" as two 3440x1440@50Hz displays, which is why I had to mess with scaling and custom resolutions originally (something I would consider a design flaw). So basically, the closest I got was running both of these 1720x1440@40Hz "displays" side by side, behaving as you would expect. I'm very skeptical that these are running at 60Hz too. Everything says that it's running at 60Hz, but the fact that I couldn't put them into 60Hz without making a custom refresh rate makes me question whether or not it's really running at 60Hz. Hope that helps.
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I would be reluctant to put down a product where there is room for human error; that said, given it is primarily made for the 2011 mac, as long as you use apples thunderbolt to DVI adapter I am comfortable saying it will work. I must add there are less expensive and more easily configurable solutions to look at. Kanex being just one good option. Sorry so late responding, just busy .
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As long as your buy the appropriate adapter cable from whatever connection your MacBook uses to either HDMI/DVI, there's no reason why it wouldn't work perfectly fine.
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I have not tried that and I am not a mac person, but In theory you should be able to plug any HDMI source into it. Whether it be a macbook or dvd player should make no difference. Sorry I'm not more help..
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HiThank you for your interest.But I'm sorry we can not guarantee the compatibility with Mac.And NVIDIA GeForce GTX 285 is too low specs to run QHD resolutions.Thanks.