Can I use two Standard StudioDisplays on a M2 mac mini
I have a M1 MacMini and I bought 2 StudioDisplays to finally fine out it can’t work. I really want to keep the displays and was wondering if the M2 and M2 Pro MacMinis would work with them.
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I have a M1 MacMini and I bought 2 StudioDisplays to finally fine out it can’t work. I really want to keep the displays and was wondering if the M2 and M2 Pro MacMinis would work with them.
JMofLCS wrote:
I have a M1 MacMini and I bought 2 StudioDisplays to finally fine out it can’t work. I really want to keep the displays and was wondering if the M2 and M2 Pro MacMinis would work with them.
Per the specs (highlighted, below), Mac mini M2 (M2, not M2 Pro) supports two Thunderbolt displays, one up to 5K and one up to 6K, which means that two 5K Studio Displays work.
You will want to confirm that with Apple before buying, but the specs indicate it’ll work.
Mac mini with M2 Pro supports up to three displays, with configurations including two Thunderbolt displays (6K) and one HDMI display (4K).
Mac mini M2 and M2 tech specs: Mac mini - Technical Specifications - Apple
More specs:
JMofLCS wrote:
I have a M1 MacMini and I bought 2 StudioDisplays to finally fine out it can’t work. I really want to keep the displays and was wondering if the M2 and M2 Pro MacMinis would work with them.
Per the specs (highlighted, below), Mac mini M2 (M2, not M2 Pro) supports two Thunderbolt displays, one up to 5K and one up to 6K, which means that two 5K Studio Displays work.
You will want to confirm that with Apple before buying, but the specs indicate it’ll work.
Mac mini with M2 Pro supports up to three displays, with configurations including two Thunderbolt displays (6K) and one HDMI display (4K).
Mac mini M2 and M2 tech specs: Mac mini - Technical Specifications - Apple
More specs:
Only the Mac mini M2 Pro supports two displays from the Thunderbolt/USB-C ports.
see > Connect a display to Mac mini - Apple Support
The Mac Studio supports four displays from the Thunderbolt/USB-C ports.
Can I use two Standard StudioDisplays on a M2 mac mini