2x 4k monitors, >60hz via one thunderbolt
I am trying to get two new 32" 4k monitors that I'll power from my Macbook Pro M1 Max through one thunderbolt cable. I know the limit for 2x4k over TB3/4 is 60hz, but if I run them at 3008x1692 scaled resolution does that make a difference? Can I achieve a higher refresh rate with scaled resolutions? Thanks
Posted Jul 3, 2023, 3:00 PM UTC
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