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I have an Apple monitor that has a Thunderbolt 2 output plug.
I want to connect the above monitor to a Graphics Card that has the following ports:
HDMI and DisplayPort 1.4
I need to find an adapter that can convert the Thunderbolt 2 plug from the monitor to the HDMI or DisplatPort 1.4 on the graphics card.
Thank you,
Mac Pro
To be ThunderBolt-capable, a Mac must have left the factory with ThunderBolt ports. Mac Pro 2012 42-lb silver tower is NOT ThunderBolt-capable.
As long as Intel controls the chips and the validation process, there will be no add-on cards, or converters that will allow Non-Thunderbolt computers to connect to ThunderBolt devices.
You will need to use a different display with that computer.
To be ThunderBolt-capable, a Mac must have left the factory with ThunderBolt ports. Mac Pro 2012 42-lb silver tower is NOT ThunderBolt-capable.
As long as Intel controls the chips and the validation process, there will be no add-on cards, or converters that will allow Non-Thunderbolt computers to connect to ThunderBolt devices.
You will need to use a different display with that computer.
Apple Thunderbolt Display
It has the Thunderbolt 2 lightning arrow
The display does not work when plugged into a Mini DisplayPort
I require a converter that the Thunderbolt 2 female can plug into and the converter output can plug into either DisplayPort or HDMI on the graphics card,
Apple Thunderbolt Display
It has the Thunderbolt 2 lightning arrow
The display does not work when plugged into a Mini DisplayPort
I require a converter that the Thunderbolt 2 female can plug into and the converter output can plug into either DisplayPort or HDMI on the graphics card,
what Apple display, exactly? How do you know, for sure that has a Thunderbolt input, and it is not mini DisplayPort? what symbol is on the end of the cord?
Thank you for your assistance.
MAC Pro 2012
