does it support a apple 27 cinema display?
1050510
I use a 23-inch cinema display (1920 x 1200). This connects to the card via DVI input. I believe the 27" is the same, but not certain.
1050511
The answer is yes..From Apple's store page they mention three simultaneous monitors:Quote:For impressive graphics processing power, the ATI Radeon HD 5770 with 1GB of GDDR5 memory is a great choice for visual creative, scientific, and technical applications.ATI Radeon HD 5770 includes three video ports: two Mini DisplayPorts and one dual-link DVI port. This allows you to connect the (1) 27-inch Apple LED Cinema Display plus another (2) Mini DisplayPort-based display, and a (3) DVI-based display such as the 30-inch Apple Cinema HD Display. Display adapters are available to connect VGA displays. The answer is yes..From Apple's store page they mention three simultaneous monitors:Quote:For impressive graphics processing power, the ATI Radeon HD 5770 with 1GB of GDDR5 memory is a great choice for visual creative, scientific, and technical applications.ATI Radeon HD 5770 includes three video ports: two Mini DisplayPorts and one dual-link DVI port. This allows you to connect the (1) 27-inch Apple LED Cinema Display plus another (2) Mini DisplayPort-based display, and a (3) DVI-based display such as the 30-inch Apple Cinema HD Display. Display... » Read More The answer is yes..From Apple's store page they mention three simultaneous monitors:Quote:For impressive graphics processing power, the ATI Radeon HD 5770 with 1GB of GDDR5 memory is a great choice for visual creative, scientific, and technical applications.ATI Radeon HD 5770 includes three video ports: two Mini DisplayPorts and one dual-link DVI port. This allows you to connect the (1) 27-inch Apple LED Cinema Display plus another (2) Mini DisplayPort-based display, and a (3) DVI-based display such as the 30-inch Apple Cinema HD Display. Display adapters are available to connect VGA displays. « Show Less
1050512
It will support it as long as you have a mini-display connector. I don't believe it will work with the 27-inch Thunderbolt version.
1050513
The answer is yes.. From Apple's store page they mention three simultaneous monitors: Quote: For impressive graphics processing power, the ATI Radeon HD 5770 with 1GB of GDDR5 memory is a great choice for visual creative, scientific, and technical applications. ATI Radeon HD 5770 includes three video ports: two Mini DisplayPorts and one dual-link DVI port. This allows you to connect the (1) 27-inch Apple LED Cinema Display plus another (2) Mini DisplayPort-based display, and a (3) DVI-based display such as the 30-inch Apple Cinema HD Display. Display adapters are available to connect VGA displays.
1050514
Only the card that has Mini DisplayPort support 27" LED Cinema Display. Otherwise you can use Atlona DVI to MDP adapter to run none Apple Radeon 5770 and 27" Cinema Display.
555506
Should be fine. I use 2 of them on a 2012 Macbook air. 2-20 inch apple cinema DVI displays.Plug and play. (well, you do have to download a driver) If you're short on USB ports get a hub.I haven't found a better solution for the price. So far excellent performance.
1170924
Yes it does. I just bought this and I have late 2013 27" iMac. It works. I did notice that for movie playback, the audio would sometimes lag behind the video. It may have just been some other factor outside the speakers, but as for music everything is flawless and easy. Also, if you don't have an alternate audio output, just use the aux line.
1062339
I used it for apple hd display(ADC) to my new Mac mini. It should work if your computer supports the screen resolution.
2238719
It should. Apple uses mini display port. You may have Apple's enhanced variant of it called Thunderbolt but either way the plug is the same. See this: http://www.cnet.com/news/confusing-mini-displayport-with-thunderbolt/
815993
For that era laptop, Apple made both a larger LED cinema display (27") and smaller LCD displays (~21") that also good, so it depends upon what size you are looking for. But you display you choose is a very good one, and works well with the newer equipment as well, so I think it is a good choice.
289819
If it's a newer Mac mini with an HDMI hookup then yes. Although there are no speakers in this monitor so only the image transfers. Other than the HDMI is has a VGA hookup, so if you get an adapter that converts your current slot, I believe it's DVI, to VGA then it will work that way as well.
2158026
Does this also mean it works with an iMac (27" monitor) with Mac OS-X Lion?
2224403
I do not have one to test, but if you mean Apples display port to DVI-D adaptors, they should work, but you need to check on something first. Try to look up if your adapter is "single link" or "dual link" DVI...If it is single, you will run into problems with the resolution of this monitor, you need to have a DUAL LINK cable for higher resolutions. Given that Thunderbolt displays I have seen are at high resolutions, I would presume that it would be dual link DVI.
866186
Is this the model you own? https://support.apple.com/kb/sp618?locale=en_US If so, your laptop supports Mini Displayport. Thanks!
132603
If your Mac has those resolutions, it will output them. Whether or not the projector or monitor you are outputting to can handle those resolutions is the real question.
2032165
Don't know but it does have a HDMI and DVI input. If the Apple TV has one of these outputs then I would assume it would work.
1801171
Yes, if you get a mini display to VGA adapter. You can get one from apple, but typically, amazon basics or monoprice offer adapters that work fine at a much lower price.
1207293
No. Thunderbolt supports Mini Display port (same connector). Display port is a larger connector, and is not supported on any Mac directly.
975121
You can if your computer supports HDMI output, which most newer computers do. I can't speak specifically for an Apple, but it's a quick check if you know what an HDMI port looks like. You can find images online if you are unsure.
406862
What end does you apple cinena display have on it? If it has HDMI, DVI, or full size Display port then yes it moat certainly will ;) good luck!
705458
It outputs standard 1920x1080 60P or 60i video. I assume Apple can afford to ignore that