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I aIm trying to connect my newly purchased Mac mini M2 to-c my existing 2017 iMac. I am using a usb-c cord between the two. I have also tried to connect with ethernet cable The Mac mini will not connect. I don't see it on the iMac screen Any comments are welcome
Walt
iMac 21.5″ 4K
You can find info about the supported resolutions for the Mac mini in this Technical Specifications document: Mac mini - Technical Specifications - Apple
Display Support: The Mac mini M2 simultaneously supports up to two displays:
You can find info about the supported resolutions for the Mac mini in this Technical Specifications document: Mac mini - Technical Specifications - Apple
Display Support: The Mac mini M2 simultaneously supports up to two displays:
yes Thank you
What is the resolution that is best when buying a monitor. Using usb c seems the best possibility. I have a retina 4k now on my iMac. What is the comparable resolution when being a new monitor
Thx
Walt
If you are trying to use the iMac as a monitor for the Mac mini, unfortunately, that setup is not supported by Apple. The iMac cannot be used as a monitor for any of the newest Macs and Target Display mode is no longer a feature of macOS, having been deprecated several years ago.
Please see: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204592
Per the link above:
• Your target iMac (monitor) must be using macOS High Sierra 10.13.6 or earlier.
• In all cases the source Mac that you're connecting FROM must have been introduced in 2019 or earlier and have macOS 10.15 Catalina or earlier installed.
However, you might consider a third-party solution, for example: Luna Display or Duet Display, though I can’t speak for the performance of those.
Do yourself a favor, avoid the headache and just budget an extra $100 for a monitor. Yes, they are that inexpensive.
Mac mini on iMac
