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Hello, since I got this display for my 2020 Macook Pro 16", I noticed my settings not allowing the right Hz values for this monitor. I have an ultra-wide 3440 res monitor which is specified for 144 hz. Whenever I go into my display settings I can only choose between 30 and 60 Hz, any ideas?
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 14.0
The English translation of the abilities of that dock says:
" If the computer and monitor support 3840x2160 4K@30Hz, the HDMI can display up to 4K.
That device is NOT going to be able to provide the refresh rate you seek.
You may need to switch to DisplayPort adapters/cables
The English translation of the abilities of that dock says:
" If the computer and monitor support 3840x2160 4K@30Hz, the HDMI can display up to 4K.
That device is NOT going to be able to provide the refresh rate you seek.
You may need to switch to DisplayPort adapters/cables
I can't quite make out the model of your display, or see how you have it connected to your Mac.
also, what model-year Mac is that?
Could you post a link to display specs, and describe each and every item being used to connect it?
That's the specs for my MacBook Pro, i'm using an HDMI cable which should support over 60 Hz and all power is plugged in, thsi is my monitor that i'm using, it's actually 165 Hz now that I see it again:
Samsung Odyssey Gaming Monitor G5 34" (C34G55TWWP) Zwart
I have the power cable of my monitor in a regular European outlet so that's not a problem.
Here is the monitor in my max settings:
The MacBook Pro 13-in Intel 2020 Two thunderbolt ports does not have a direct HDMI output.
it appears that supporting that resolution and the resulting data rate exceeds the ability of Most HDMI adapters and cables.
EXACTLY what cables, adapters and Docks re you using to make the connection? please mention every device.
This is the adapter I use: https://www.amazon.com.be/-/nl/Omars-Ethernet-USB-poorten-kaartlezer-laadpoort/dp/B08BLQMWSD
I'm using a regular HDMI cable I've found somewhere around my house but I already know It can support over 100 Hz cause of a different pc it was installed on, that's pretty much it, I've got a Logitech mouse and some ethernet connected to that but nothing else.
Oh I never thought about that, I appreciate your efforts to help me!
Have a great day :D.
120/144Hz External display stuck at 60Hz
