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If I connect two monitors with refresh rate higher than 60Hz to Mac mini,How it will work exactly ?
Im just willing to buy Inzone m9 for my ps5
and use it with the Mac mini simultaneously, but I heard that the Mac mini support only monitors with 60Hz refresh rate.
so the question is.. if I add that monitor to my setup, it still will work with limited refresh rate?
or it will not even possible to use it as the second monitor
Mac mini
What other display do you have and how is it connected to the M1 Mac mini?
(the M1 supports one display on the HDMI port and one display on a USB-C port)
The M9 gaming display should have higher refresh rates on a USB-C to DisplayPort cable.
for example > https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09M38CXZ3/ref=sspa_dk_detail_0?
What other display do you have and how is it connected to the M1 Mac mini?
(the M1 supports one display on the HDMI port and one display on a USB-C port)
The M9 gaming display should have higher refresh rates on a USB-C to DisplayPort cable.
for example > https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09M38CXZ3/ref=sspa_dk_detail_0?
You're welcome.
Those are the basic spec's. Apple does not connect a 1000 different displays and make a list.
I do not have an Inzone M9 to test, but I'm pretty sure that you will get the maximum resolution at 60Hz or higher using a high quality USB-C to DisplayPort cable.
The only way to find out is to try it out. If it involves purchases, do so with a no questions asked refund policy. Good luck!
You telling me, there is no one ever that tried to apply two monitors with higher 60Hz on Mac mini M1??
It’s not officially supported and every monitor/configuration/dongle has its own quirks. So, yes, the only sure way is to try it out.
Ok, but I mean it may even not detect the second screen?
Or its just Limit me with the refresh rate?
Now I'm using Samsung LED IPS S24R650FDM as main its 75Hz
and its connected with HDMI
Then you can and should connect the M1 gaming display to the Mac Mini using a USB-C to DisplayPort cable.
Ok, first of all thanks alot
and just to understand, why in Apple support section mentioned that it’s only support two monitors with max 60Hz
its mean it can support the Inzone m9 but with max 60Hz?
Two monitors with high refresh rate on Mac mini
