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I want to use my old 2014 Mac Mini as a spare computer and link it to an Iiyama ProLite X1670HC-B1
Monitor, which has a USB C interface. Can I connect them using either Thunderbolt 2 or HDMI?
Mac mini, OS X 10.10
You need to use a monitor that supports HDMI, DisplayPort, DVI or VGA with the 2014 Mac Mini.
see "Video Support" in the spec's, at > https://support.apple.com/kb/sp710?locale=en_US
You need to use a monitor that supports HDMI, DisplayPort, DVI or VGA with the 2014 Mac Mini.
see "Video Support" in the spec's, at > https://support.apple.com/kb/sp710?locale=en_US
Hi,
I think you can't.
There is simply no way to use it with your model Mini. The USB-A ports and the USB3 spec does not support DP alt mode. Also, the Thunderbolt port only supports Thunderbolt devices.
Thanks. I suspected that was the case, but it’s good to have confirmation. I find the whole Thunderbolt/USB nexus confusing.
Mac Mini (late 2014) to USB C Monitor
