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Does this monitor automatically charging the MBP while connected via Thunderbolt? I wonder if this would be bad for battery life.
Due to the assumption that is it not good for battery life when the MBP will be charged the whole time while connected to the monitor, I would expect the possibility to switch off the charging function. Am I right?
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Can this, or the 4K display, be connected to mid 2010 17" MBP? I'd like more screen real estate but not ready to purchase new computer and monitor.
- Asked by Hugh W from Green Valley
- 6/11/2016
- Flag as inappropriate (Can this, or the 4K display, be connected to mid 2010 17" MBP? I'd like more screen real estate but not ready to purchase new computer and monitor.)
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WIth the new MBP, what is the refresh rate for 1 or 2 monitors?
- Asked by Craig J from Fountain Hills
- 29/10/2016
- Flag as inappropriate (WIth the new MBP, what is the refresh rate for 1 or 2 monitors?)
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Is it possible to connect a MacBook Pro Early 2011 to this display via a USB-C to USB adapter?
The MacBook Pro (13'', early 2011) has a thunderbolt (USB) port.
Since I'm planning to buy the LG UltraFine 5K Display which uses a Thunderbolt 3 (USB-C) port, I'd like to ask if it's possible to connect them via a USB-C to USB adapter. -
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Can I connect two of these to a new Macbook Pro 15" with a single cable?
Will connecting two of these to the new MacBook Pro require two thunderbolt 3 ports and cables, or can they be "daisy chained" via the USB-C output so that only a single connection to the macbook is needed? If not, are there any upcoming USB-C / thunderbolt hubs that might support a single cable connection for two of these?
- Asked by Gregory G from Herndon
- 30/10/2016
- Flag as inappropriate (Can I connect two of these to a new Macbook Pro 15" with a single cable?)
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Does the Display also support a connection to Ethernet ?
Currently my Thunderbolt 1 Display from Apple is a perfect Docking station. I only have to connect the charging cable and the TB cable. All Other connections are already on the display connected: USB and more important 1GBit Ethernet connection.
Will this display also support a connection (through the USB Ports ) with adapter ( not good !) to my Ethernet network ?- Asked by Martin F
- 28/10/2016
- Flag as inappropriate (Does the Display also support a connection to Ethernet ?)
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Can the USB-C hub ports push an HDMI signal to another monitor to allow daisy-chaining a second USB-C monitor?
I have an LG-27UD88-W monitor which uses HDMI over USB-C...I'm wondering if I can plug my 2016 MBP into this monitor and plug my other monitor into this one and run both off of one cable. Also I'm not sure if the 13" touchbar MBP can handle that many pixels.
- Asked by Jason C from Raleigh
- 13/12/2016
- Flag as inappropriate (Can the USB-C hub ports push an HDMI signal to another monitor to allow daisy-chaining a second USB-C monitor?)
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Can I connect three LG Ultrafine 5K at lower resolution (4K) to a MBP 15"?
- Asked by Maria Johanna T from Bogota
- 23/01/2017
- Flag as inappropriate (Can I connect three LG Ultrafine 5K at lower resolution (4K) to a MBP 15"?)
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How can I output sound from 15" 2016MBP to dual LG UltraFine 5K Displays and still control volume from keyboard?
Sound works with first display. To add second display required sound flower multichannel which disabled the volume controls from laptop (the monitors do not have any controls so this is a problem). Was able to get this to work by also running SoundflowerBed but this produced noticable tics and pops in audio on occasion. Anyone get this to work another way?
- Asked by Wade M from Greensboro
- 13/05/2017
- Flag as inappropriate (How can I output sound from 15" 2016MBP to dual LG UltraFine 5K Displays and still control volume from keyboard?)
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Is the MBP 15 inch with AMD Radeon M370X REALLY supported?
From what I've read, the DisplayPort spec of this MacBook does not allow for 5K worth of pixels being transmitted at 60fps. The only other 5K screen (Dell UP2715K) has to be connected with two DisplayPort cables. Nowhere except here has been stated that non USB-C Macs can support this screen. Where are the answers here based on?
- Asked by Pim C
- 21/11/2016
- Flag as inappropriate (Is the MBP 15 inch with AMD Radeon M370X REALLY supported?)
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Does this display use any of the PCIe bandwidth from the MacBook Pro's Thunderbolt controller?
I.e. Can another Thunderbolt 3 device be connected to the other Thunderbolt port on the same side of the MacBook Pro and receive all 4 lanes of PCIe?
- Asked by William M from Arlington
- 6/11/2016
- Flag as inappropriate (Does this display use any of the PCIe bandwidth from the MacBook Pro's Thunderbolt controller?)