Situatie
Before you settle on an additional monitor or a dual monitor setup, make sure that your Mac can handle the resolution. Most Macs can run and exceed 1080p on multiple monitors, but your Mac may not be able to take an additional 4K display. To find out exactly what your Mac can handle, you’ll need to check out the technical specifications on Apple’s website.
Solutie
Pasi de urmat
- Navigate to Apple’s site
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- Type the model and year of your Mac into the search field and hit enter
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- Click Support
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- Locate and click your Mac’s listing in the search results.
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- Scroll down to the Video Support section, and look for the dual display and video mirroring bullet point.
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