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I would like to know if I can use the full bandwidth of the Thunderbolt 4 ports (USB-C). By using an adapter or dock, can I have 2 external displays that are separate from each other? Assuming the processor allows for this many external displays.
The Mac supports up to two displays on one cable ONLY when that cable is a genuine ThunderBolt cable connected to a genuine ThunderBolt device (dock or display).
The Mac does not support multiple displays on a USB-C cable.
High resolution displays require a Thunderbolt cable rated for 40 G bits/sec and under 0.8 meters long, or the frighteningly expensive ACTIVE drivers Thunderbolt cable (US$129 and US$159) for longer.
The Mac supports up to two displays on one cable ONLY when that cable is a genuine ThunderBolt cable connected to a genuine ThunderBolt device (dock or display).
The Mac does not support multiple displays on a USB-C cable.
High resolution displays require a Thunderbolt cable rated for 40 G bits/sec and under 0.8 meters long, or the frighteningly expensive ACTIVE drivers Thunderbolt cable (US$129 and US$159) for longer.
Can you use multiple displays distinctively from a single port without mirroring?
