Is a Thunderbolt 3 cable any good for displaying on a 4K monitor?

What 4K Display do you have?

(brand, model, connections)

see "Video Support" at > Mac Studio - Technical Specifications - Apple

and > Connect a display to Mac Studio - Apple Support

Both Thunderbolt 3 and Premium Certified HDMI cables support 4K Displays.

Hey there,

I have the LG 32BL-95U monitor connected via the provided Thunderbolt cable which is standard TB-3

Works great.

JFYI - I also tested it with both the HDMI and the Display Port adapters. All worked the same.

<< obviously the Thunderbolt 4 is better, >>

The difference between ThunderBolt-3 and Thunderbolt-4 is microscopic, and all the fringe features.

<< Thunderbolt 4 is better, but it’s costs over £120 >>

That is not the ordinary ThunderBolt cable (which must be quite short for displays, 0.5 to 0.8 meters).

The cable you are looking at costs £120 because it has repeaters to go extra distance.

Apple’s Studio display is a 5K display and it comes with a TB3 cable so.... my Studio Display looks great connected to my Mac Studio Max with the TB3 cable.

Good input and info for displays that have multiple types of inputs.

Unfortunately it looks like the LG 24md4kl-b that CrazyJ2000 is looking at, only has Thunderbolt 3 for input.

www.microcenter.com/product/610756/lg-ultrafine-24md4kl-b-24-4k-uhd-(3840-x-2160)-60hz-led-monitor

https://www.microcenter.com/product/610756/lg-ultrafine-24md4kl-b-24-4k-uhd-(3840-x-2160)-60hz-led-monitor

That is a nice choice.

PC Magazine and others say that display, is plug n' play with macOS.