I have two 30" Apple Cinema displays. Know if it will it drive both at full resolution?
520939
This was and still is a great video card. It does support dual link DVI so it should work. There are better and newer cards on the market today to consider.
520940
It's a great card but it's a little outdated. But it has 2 GPU's and i got it to play minecraft= 240fps, dead island=230fps, left 4 dead=170fpsso it plays games very well. But the downsides are, it heats up very quickly, it can't play high detailed games unless you purchase another card and crossfire them. People say that the drivers are horrible but there really not that bad at all. But it's a really good card for $34. :D
520941
Don't buy it! i couldn't get the damn thing to work and it was missing the drivers, original packaging and cables. Buy something else!!!
520942
Yes I'm Almost Positive because I'm using a 39 inch TV and it works just fine. But it only has 1gb so I would get 2 of these cards and crossfire them. But 1 will work for 2 30 inch monitors. I don't think it matters what resolution it is, but I don't think I can handle more then 1920/1080P but I could be wrong.
2108468
This display does not display full resolution with MiniDisplayport, MacBook Airs are out of luck. You must use HDMI to HDMI.
1421214
No, it will not. It will only allow you to see the same image on two monitors. It is only electrically copying the output.
581080
I agree with Collin Flynn, and also would add to his list that there are USB 3 ports on the monitor as well. The Cinema Display only has USB 2. The only advantage to the Apple Display is the power hookup, and if it matters to you, the camera. I have gladly given up the power hookup to be able to adjust the height of the monitor and have no glare.
1438620
I have mine connected to a 40 inch LG 1080p and it's fantastic. Apples retina displays look better but cost much more. I'm completely satisfied with 1080p and I am perticular about my viewing experience. Hope this helps
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.
1438323
yes but don't buy this one. buy C&E CNE86960 HDMI Splitter Amplifier 1 In to 2 Out Dual Display
1038729
It will do both as well as panorama view which is no different than standard full screen in my opinion. I had it playing at 177" in 16:9 and it was really clear.
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I believe so, if I understand you correctly. You'll have your 11 or 13" laptop screen, and two big (24, 29" etc) screens. That's what I have, and I love it. I'm on a MacBook Air Late 2010 model. It does give me Error Reports on start up that I don't know what they're about. But I don't detect any problems related to those Error Reports. I'm not a tech/computer pro - I just plug and play, and it seems to be working fine. And having TWO BIG screens is *awesome*.
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It depends on which model you have. Check with everymac.com to find specs about your video card and if it can handle duel or mirroring. The lower end macbooks use shared RAM as VRAM... I don't believe those can handle powering an external LCD, but check that site it should have info.
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Margaret, I'm sorry, but I don't think that will work. This Mac mini needs a display to work properly. Great luck!
1211933
Highest resolution I've used is 2560 x 1440... I have it hooked up to a 27" Thunderbolt Display. But I know you can "daisy chain" at least two thunderbolt displays together with a cable. No VGA out of the Mac Mini, if that's what you're asking.
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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.
970075
It will give you the ability to have 2 monitors plugged in as an extended desktop. I run it on my MacBook air and have 2 external monitors set up. It shows a display resolution of 3840 x 1080 now and works great
1049789
I dont care for this 30" Dell. I bot two of them and their colors are not natural. I havethe Dell next to 30" Apple Cinema Displays and the Apple monitors are much better. if i were to buy a monitor now, i would try Apple's 27" since Apple stopped making the 30"
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Thunderbolt supports 3440x1440. It'll infact support multiple 3440x1440 if you daisy chain multiple displays using thunderbolt. However, thought I'd add that when I used thunderbolt with my 2014 Mac I couldn't play any movies with this monitor. I got an HDCP error. (Look it up) I had to switch to display port / hdmi to watch movies on this monitor with a mac.
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No, that's why I returned it....they did away with the display port and made them thunderbolt ports instead, hope this is helpful