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I want connect my MacBook Pro (16'' 2019) to an LG27UD58 4K monitor. What is the kind of cable we should use to keep 4K@60Hz? I have tried a USB-C to DisplayPort Cable. It does not work for my new MacBook Pro (16'' 2019), although the cable works for my old MacBook (12'' 2017). Any ideal? Thank you!
MacBook Pro 16", macOS 10.15
Sure ! I'll give it a go....
This monitor supports HDMI 2.0 and DisplayPort 1.2 , so whatever cable you use should support that. There might have been both a DisplayPort and an HDMI cable included with the monitor, but if you can't find one, no problem, you can always pick one up somewhere. Oh, and for 60 hz on HDMI , you should enable HDMI UltraDeep Color on the monitor itself. when buying the cable (either HDMI or DisplayPort), look for the following, for HDMI, it should say HDMI 2.0 and that it supports HDCP 2.2, 4k and HDMI deep color, for DisplayPort, should say DisplayPort 1.2 and mention Deep Color as well, I believe...
monitor should show up under system preferences>>>Display, and if you hold down the "option" key and click on the choices you should get "Scaled for display" and either 30hz or 60 choices should show up there...
hope this helps you
John B
Sure ! I'll give it a go....
This monitor supports HDMI 2.0 and DisplayPort 1.2 , so whatever cable you use should support that. There might have been both a DisplayPort and an HDMI cable included with the monitor, but if you can't find one, no problem, you can always pick one up somewhere. Oh, and for 60 hz on HDMI , you should enable HDMI UltraDeep Color on the monitor itself. when buying the cable (either HDMI or DisplayPort), look for the following, for HDMI, it should say HDMI 2.0 and that it supports HDCP 2.2, 4k and HDMI deep color, for DisplayPort, should say DisplayPort 1.2 and mention Deep Color as well, I believe...
monitor should show up under system preferences>>>Display, and if you hold down the "option" key and click on the choices you should get "Scaled for display" and either 30hz or 60 choices should show up there...
hope this helps you
John B
Thank you very much, John!
According to you, the problem may be the USB-C cable I got does not support the thunderbolt-3 to DisplayPort 1.2. I will try another cable then.
Thank you again,
Yan
Help - Connect to 4K monitor
