I have a mid 2010 Macbook Pro with an NVIDIA GeForce GT 330M which supports Displayport 1.1 - will this work with this monitor?
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Hi I'm sorry If it's not Displayport 1.2 , it's not compatible with this 2560x1440 resolution. Thank you.
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Yes it will work but you will sacrifice quality. VGA is the old video standard. If you are using an HD Mac and want the picture to show up HD then you need to use the other port on the monitor which is a DVI port. So if you want HD then you must get a Mini DisplayPort to DVI adaptor. Hope this helps!
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If your Mac has a standard 15pin VGA output, it should work. I have not directly tested with a Mac, but I cannot see why it would not work.
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yes works great with Macbook pro. need a display port to display port adapter cable
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I have a late 2012 iMac with OS 10.8.3 and this graphics card. The i1 Display Pro and its software work with this system.
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Depending on what kind of Mac you have, all you need is a VGA adapter to make this work. Amazon sells one here which should work for you as long as your computer's newer than 2009: AmazonBasics Mini DisplayPort (Thunderbolt) to VGA Adapter
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HERE ARE THE SPECS FOR MAC:hunderbolt digital video outputNative Mini DisplayPort outputDVI output using Mini DisplayPort to DVI Adapter (sold separately)VGA output using Mini DisplayPort to VGA Adapter (sold separately)Dual-link DVI output using Mini DisplayPort to Dual-Link DVI Adapter (sold separately)HDMI audio and video output using third-party Mini DisplayPort to HDMI Adapter (sold separately)BASED on these specs i believe you will have no problem with it using an adapter. hope this helps
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Hi Thank 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.
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You will need a converter! It might be an Mini DisplayPort to Dual-Link DVI Adapter, but I apologize that I cannot remember exactly - I bought one, and it looked very much like this: http://www.showmecables.com/product/Mini-DisplayPort-to-DVI-Adapter.aspx?utm_source=google&utm;_medium=cse&utm;_campaign=2914&zmam;=49733141&zmac;=5&zmas;=1&zmap;=2914&gc;lid=CMWt0KeH_L4CFbRj7AodaB8AEg.Check to make sure I'm not telling you the wrong thing! I also looked into HDMI converters, but I don't think so fit. I was able to check one out from my local library, because they keep HDMI converters to connect Macs to overhead projectors, and that allowed me to try and find out that it didn't work. You will need a converter! It might be an Mini DisplayPort to Dual-Link DVI Adapter, but I apologize that I cannot remember exactly - I bought one, and it looked very much like this: http://www.showmecables.com/product/Mini-DisplayPort-to-DVI-Adapter.aspx?utm_source=google&utm;_medium=cse&utm;_campaign=2914&zmam;=49733141&zmac;=5&zmas;=1&zmap;=2914&gc;lid=CMWt0KeH_L4CFbRj7AodaB8AEg.Check to make sure I'm not telling you the wrong thing! I also looked into HDMI converters, but I don't think so fit. I was able to check one out from my local library, because they keep... » Read More You will need a converter! It might be an Mini DisplayPort to Dual-Link DVI Adapter, but I apologize that I cannot remember exactly - I bought one, and it looked very much like this: http://www.showmecables.com/product/Mini-DisplayPort-to-DVI-Adapter.aspx?utm_source=google&utm;_medium=cse&utm;_campaign=2914&zmam;=49733141&zmac;=5&zmas;=1&zmap;=2914&gc;lid=CMWt0KeH_L4CFbRj7AodaB8AEg.Check to make sure I'm not telling you the wrong thing! I also looked into HDMI converters, but I don't think so fit. I was able to check one out from my local library, because they keep HDMI converters to connect Macs to overhead projectors, and that allowed me to try and find out that it didn't work. « Show Less
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No it won't!I got it and it was a waist of money; get this one HDE Mini DisplayPort to VGA Female Adapter for Mac
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I am using it on a MAC running 10.8.4. I think I loaded latest DisplayLink drivers around the end of July looks like latest was in March. So yes works well with latest. I am running a 30" monitor on Displayport 2560 X1600.
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The video signal only goes one way from DisplayPort to HDMI so it most likely won't work unless you already have a cable adaptor. Older Mac laptops used Mini DisplayPort which is a different connection than the regular DisplayPort that this cable uses. New Macbook Pros have an HDMI out and Thunderbolt connections. Not sure about Macbook Airs.
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I have a macbook pro 15in mid-2010. This cable is working with my dell 2713hm monitor but I don't know what kind of a monitor you have... If your monitor has a DVI channel because that is not a HDMI cable, It might work. and if you can't get a full resolution. You should check out this site http://embdev.net/topic/284710#new. Hopefully my answer is good enough for your question.
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There is a Display Port to Mini Display port cable so ---&gt; mDP to macbook, DP to monitor, walla 4k goodness, make sure your macbook is late 2013 for 4k to work, it will only work @ 30hz under mac os, but will run fine @ 60hz in windows via bootcamp,
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You should really have a USB3 hub for this EVGA adapter. I believe you can use both HDMI and DVI simultaneously. One of my co-workers tested it out and it seemed to work fine on his 2012 Macbook Pro. You may also be able to use the thunderbolt port and get a MiniDP->DVI (or hdmi) adapter for a third monitor.
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I could not find anything with the model numbers provided, but as long as your Mac uses a Mini DisplayPort and you're trying to connect it to a device with a VGA cable the connection will work.
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It depends. For MacBook early or mid 2009, you'll need Apple Mini-DVI to VGA Adapter Model 9320G. For MacBook late 2009, you'll need Apple Mini DisplayPort to VGA Adapter, which is this one. The Apple Model # is MB572Z WW. check your MacBook Manufacture date by using the Apple menu. Select "About this Mac", then check the specifications in the Overview tab. You should see the model name listed at the top of the window, followed by the screen size and year of manufacture (e.g., early, mid, or late 2009). In addition, I'm assuming your projector is using a VGA port to connect.