Only issue I can see is that the listing for the USB-C Digital AV Multiport Adapter doesn't mention the MacBook Pro M1. I can't think of any accessories I will ever need to plug into my PixelBook. I can then make full use of my MacBook Pro's Thunderbolt capablities and plug the second port into a Thunderbolt dock. It would connect within a few seconds and there was never any issues. Specifically I would mostly use a Dell se2717 monitor. Once you have plugged the Thunderbolt monitor back on, turn on your computer to see if the issue has been resolved. Click on it and select the appropriate refresh rate. You will find a drop-down menu on the right of Choose a refresh rate. Wait a couple of seconds to plug it back on. Navigate to System > Display > Advanced display.
In your case, if you dont want to replace the USB-C hub with one that has DisplayPort output, then you could. Then unplug your Thunderbolt monitor from your computer. Therefore, it seems logical to combine my MacBook's power and HDMI out requirements with the Apple's (reassuringly) official solution - their USB-C Digital AV Multiport Adapter. 2020 Macbook Pro will not recognize any HDMI connection running Mac OS Big Sur Prior to downloading and installing Mac OS Big Sur, I was able to connect my 2020 Macbook pro to any HDMI monitor/tv. You need special adapters to connect HDMI of computer to DisplayPort of display. I need my MacBook Pro's two USB-C ports to do three things.įinding a dock that also reliably supports 4K/60Hz HDMI out looks like a world of pain.Īlso, I sometimes want to use my Google PixelBook with that monitor. Does the MacBook Pro support DisplayPort 1.4 and - therefore - 4k/60Hz out on their USB-C Digital AV Multiport Adapter?
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