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Connecting Mac Book Pro 2017 to 2 Projectors via USB C
MacBook Pro with retina display external monitor connectionsHDMI VGA projector cannot connect to Macbook ProMac screen goes off and on after HDMI to VGA adapter is connected - no imageBest option for connecting MacBook Pro with USB-C to monitor with DisplayPort and HDMI?MacBook Pro 2016 USB-C to HDMI (Apple Multiport Adapter) problemMacbook and 4K monitorTriple screen on MBP 2016 13"?Dual displays detected as singular display via usb c dock issue (MBP 2017, Dell)Connecting two monitors to MacBook Pro 2017 while charging itMac OS 10.13.5 - Dual monitor set up for MacBook with single USB-C
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Just wondering can I connect my 13" MacBook Pro to 2 HDMI projectors? I would like to extend the displays ( 3 display, 1 laptop screen and 2 projector screen) instead of duplicating if that is possible.
I have purchased one of USB-C Digital AV Multiport Adapter from Apple, and if it can connect up to 2 additional extended displays, I will go for another one.
display hdmi projector
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Just wondering can I connect my 13" MacBook Pro to 2 HDMI projectors? I would like to extend the displays ( 3 display, 1 laptop screen and 2 projector screen) instead of duplicating if that is possible.
I have purchased one of USB-C Digital AV Multiport Adapter from Apple, and if it can connect up to 2 additional extended displays, I will go for another one.
display hdmi projector
edited Apr 20 at 15:19
Allan
46.8k1570176
asked Apr 20 at 8:52
Syahmi AzizSyahmi Aziz
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add a comment |
Just wondering can I connect my 13" MacBook Pro to 2 HDMI projectors? I would like to extend the displays ( 3 display, 1 laptop screen and 2 projector screen) instead of duplicating if that is possible.
I have purchased one of USB-C Digital AV Multiport Adapter from Apple, and if it can connect up to 2 additional extended displays, I will go for another one.
display hdmi projector
edited Apr 20 at 15:19
Allan
46.8k1570176
asked Apr 20 at 8:52
Syahmi AzizSyahmi Aziz
282
Just wondering can I connect my 13" MacBook Pro to 2 HDMI projectors? I would like to extend the displays ( 3 display, 1 laptop screen and 2 projector screen) instead of duplicating if that is possible.
I have purchased one of USB-C Digital AV Multiport Adapter from Apple, and if it can connect up to 2 additional extended displays, I will go for another one.
display hdmi projector
display hdmi projector
edited Apr 20 at 15:19
Allan
46.8k1570176
asked Apr 20 at 8:52
Syahmi AzizSyahmi Aziz
282
edited Apr 20 at 15:19
Allan
46.8k1570176
asked Apr 20 at 8:52
Syahmi AzizSyahmi Aziz
282
edited Apr 20 at 15:19
Allan
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edited Apr 20 at 15:19
Allan
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edited Apr 20 at 15:19
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Syahmi AzizSyahmi Aziz
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asked Apr 20 at 8:52
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asked Apr 20 at 8:52
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According to Apple's Technical Specifications 13” 2017 MacBook Pro is able to support 2 external displays.
Simultaneously supports full native resolution on the built-in display at millions of colors and:
- One display with 5120x2880 resolution at 60Hz at over a billion colours
- Up to two displays with 4096x2304 resolution at 60Hz at millions of colours
- Up to two displays with 3840x2160 resolution at 60Hz at over a billion colours
So, three total screens is a yes, four or more is a no. What’s undetermined is if you can run closed clamshell and have three distinct and active external displays and nothing on the internal display.
edited Apr 20 at 18:10
bmike♦
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What a great collaboration for attributing this in a way that is not only clear, but hopefully durable for at least 3 to 5 years :)
– bmike♦
Apr 20 at 17:34
1
The internal is never truly off. It always has a frame buffer allocated. The limitation is the number of memory apertures the GPU can handle...in this case 3.
– Bill Smith
Apr 22 at 1:18
Bill - I wasn’t aware of that detail. Want me to edit it in? Please feel free to edit my comment out or solidify what you know if I made things more uncertain than necessary.
– bmike♦
Apr 22 at 2:39
Sure, Mike. Perhaps the clearest thing would be not mentioning clamshell mode though. Sometimes less is more. Apple phrases it as the built-in-display AND ( 1 5K or up to two 4K) monitors which also implies that the built-in is a fixed consumption resource.
– Bill Smith
Apr 22 at 2:46
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1 Answer
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According to Apple's Technical Specifications 13” 2017 MacBook Pro is able to support 2 external displays.
Simultaneously supports full native resolution on the built-in display at millions of colors and:
- One display with 5120x2880 resolution at 60Hz at over a billion colours
- Up to two displays with 4096x2304 resolution at 60Hz at millions of colours
- Up to two displays with 3840x2160 resolution at 60Hz at over a billion colours
So, three total screens is a yes, four or more is a no. What’s undetermined is if you can run closed clamshell and have three distinct and active external displays and nothing on the internal display.
edited Apr 20 at 18:10
bmike♦
163k46293634
answered Apr 20 at 9:01
Bill SmithBill Smith
67912
3
What a great collaboration for attributing this in a way that is not only clear, but hopefully durable for at least 3 to 5 years :)
– bmike♦
Apr 20 at 17:34
1
The internal is never truly off. It always has a frame buffer allocated. The limitation is the number of memory apertures the GPU can handle...in this case 3.
– Bill Smith
Apr 22 at 1:18
Bill - I wasn’t aware of that detail. Want me to edit it in? Please feel free to edit my comment out or solidify what you know if I made things more uncertain than necessary.
– bmike♦
Apr 22 at 2:39
Sure, Mike. Perhaps the clearest thing would be not mentioning clamshell mode though. Sometimes less is more. Apple phrases it as the built-in-display AND ( 1 5K or up to two 4K) monitors which also implies that the built-in is a fixed consumption resource.
– Bill Smith
Apr 22 at 2:46
add a comment |
According to Apple's Technical Specifications 13” 2017 MacBook Pro is able to support 2 external displays.
Simultaneously supports full native resolution on the built-in display at millions of colors and:
- One display with 5120x2880 resolution at 60Hz at over a billion colours
- Up to two displays with 4096x2304 resolution at 60Hz at millions of colours
- Up to two displays with 3840x2160 resolution at 60Hz at over a billion colours
So, three total screens is a yes, four or more is a no. What’s undetermined is if you can run closed clamshell and have three distinct and active external displays and nothing on the internal display.
edited Apr 20 at 18:10
bmike♦
163k46293634
answered Apr 20 at 9:01
Bill SmithBill Smith
67912
3
What a great collaboration for attributing this in a way that is not only clear, but hopefully durable for at least 3 to 5 years :)
– bmike♦
Apr 20 at 17:34
1
The internal is never truly off. It always has a frame buffer allocated. The limitation is the number of memory apertures the GPU can handle...in this case 3.
– Bill Smith
Apr 22 at 1:18
Bill - I wasn’t aware of that detail. Want me to edit it in? Please feel free to edit my comment out or solidify what you know if I made things more uncertain than necessary.
– bmike♦
Apr 22 at 2:39
Sure, Mike. Perhaps the clearest thing would be not mentioning clamshell mode though. Sometimes less is more. Apple phrases it as the built-in-display AND ( 1 5K or up to two 4K) monitors which also implies that the built-in is a fixed consumption resource.
– Bill Smith
Apr 22 at 2:46
add a comment |
According to Apple's Technical Specifications 13” 2017 MacBook Pro is able to support 2 external displays.
Simultaneously supports full native resolution on the built-in display at millions of colors and:
- One display with 5120x2880 resolution at 60Hz at over a billion colours
- Up to two displays with 4096x2304 resolution at 60Hz at millions of colours
- Up to two displays with 3840x2160 resolution at 60Hz at over a billion colours
So, three total screens is a yes, four or more is a no. What’s undetermined is if you can run closed clamshell and have three distinct and active external displays and nothing on the internal display.
edited Apr 20 at 18:10
bmike♦
163k46293634
answered Apr 20 at 9:01
Bill SmithBill Smith
67912
According to Apple's Technical Specifications 13” 2017 MacBook Pro is able to support 2 external displays.
Simultaneously supports full native resolution on the built-in display at millions of colors and:
- One display with 5120x2880 resolution at 60Hz at over a billion colours
- Up to two displays with 4096x2304 resolution at 60Hz at millions of colours
- Up to two displays with 3840x2160 resolution at 60Hz at over a billion colours
So, three total screens is a yes, four or more is a no. What’s undetermined is if you can run closed clamshell and have three distinct and active external displays and nothing on the internal display.
edited Apr 20 at 18:10
bmike♦
163k46293634
answered Apr 20 at 9:01
Bill SmithBill Smith
67912
edited Apr 20 at 18:10
bmike♦
163k46293634
edited Apr 20 at 18:10
bmike♦
163k46293634
edited Apr 20 at 18:10
bmike♦
163k46293634
163k46293634
answered Apr 20 at 9:01
Bill SmithBill Smith
67912
answered Apr 20 at 9:01
Bill SmithBill Smith
67912
answered Apr 20 at 9:01
Bill SmithBill Smith
67912
67912
3
What a great collaboration for attributing this in a way that is not only clear, but hopefully durable for at least 3 to 5 years :)
– bmike♦
Apr 20 at 17:34
1
The internal is never truly off. It always has a frame buffer allocated. The limitation is the number of memory apertures the GPU can handle...in this case 3.
– Bill Smith
Apr 22 at 1:18
Bill - I wasn’t aware of that detail. Want me to edit it in? Please feel free to edit my comment out or solidify what you know if I made things more uncertain than necessary.
– bmike♦
Apr 22 at 2:39
Sure, Mike. Perhaps the clearest thing would be not mentioning clamshell mode though. Sometimes less is more. Apple phrases it as the built-in-display AND ( 1 5K or up to two 4K) monitors which also implies that the built-in is a fixed consumption resource.
– Bill Smith
Apr 22 at 2:46
add a comment |
3
What a great collaboration for attributing this in a way that is not only clear, but hopefully durable for at least 3 to 5 years :)
– bmike♦
Apr 20 at 17:34
1
The internal is never truly off. It always has a frame buffer allocated. The limitation is the number of memory apertures the GPU can handle...in this case 3.
– Bill Smith
Apr 22 at 1:18
Bill - I wasn’t aware of that detail. Want me to edit it in? Please feel free to edit my comment out or solidify what you know if I made things more uncertain than necessary.
– bmike♦
Apr 22 at 2:39
Sure, Mike. Perhaps the clearest thing would be not mentioning clamshell mode though. Sometimes less is more. Apple phrases it as the built-in-display AND ( 1 5K or up to two 4K) monitors which also implies that the built-in is a fixed consumption resource.
– Bill Smith
Apr 22 at 2:46
3
3
What a great collaboration for attributing this in a way that is not only clear, but hopefully durable for at least 3 to 5 years :)
– bmike♦
Apr 20 at 17:34
What a great collaboration for attributing this in a way that is not only clear, but hopefully durable for at least 3 to 5 years :)
– bmike♦
Apr 20 at 17:34
1
1
The internal is never truly off. It always has a frame buffer allocated. The limitation is the number of memory apertures the GPU can handle...in this case 3.
– Bill Smith
Apr 22 at 1:18
The internal is never truly off. It always has a frame buffer allocated. The limitation is the number of memory apertures the GPU can handle...in this case 3.
– Bill Smith
Apr 22 at 1:18
Bill - I wasn’t aware of that detail. Want me to edit it in? Please feel free to edit my comment out or solidify what you know if I made things more uncertain than necessary.
– bmike♦
Apr 22 at 2:39
Bill - I wasn’t aware of that detail. Want me to edit it in? Please feel free to edit my comment out or solidify what you know if I made things more uncertain than necessary.
– bmike♦
Apr 22 at 2:39
Sure, Mike. Perhaps the clearest thing would be not mentioning clamshell mode though. Sometimes less is more. Apple phrases it as the built-in-display AND ( 1 5K or up to two 4K) monitors which also implies that the built-in is a fixed consumption resource.
– Bill Smith
Apr 22 at 2:46
Sure, Mike. Perhaps the clearest thing would be not mentioning clamshell mode though. Sometimes less is more. Apple phrases it as the built-in-display AND ( 1 5K or up to two 4K) monitors which also implies that the built-in is a fixed consumption resource.
– Bill Smith
Apr 22 at 2:46
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