2015 MacBook Pro Intel 10.13.6 adapt to DVI studio display

Apple released two MBPs in 2015 – a 13" Retina one in Early 2015, and a 15" Retina one in Mid 2015. Both have Thunderbolt 2 ports that can double as Mini DisplayPorts. Both also have a HDMI port.

I don't know which Apple Studio Display you have. You need to identify it better in order for us to figure out if it requires single-link DVI input or dual-link DVI input.

Single-link DVI works with monitors that have resolutions up to 1920x1200 pixels. Getting an adapter that goes from Mini DisplayPort to single-link DVI, or from HDMI to single-link DVI, should be easy. Adapters and adapter cables are a dime a dozen on Amazon.

If this is one of the 30" Cinema Displays that has a resolution of 2560x1600 pixels, you will need an active Mini DisplayPort to dual-link DVI adapter and a dual-link DVI cable.

Note all of the Apple displays that used DVI connectors are really old. Apple discontinued the last one in July 2010 – nearly fourteen years ago.

If you are by chance referring to the current 27" Apple 5K Studio Display, that display requires Thunderbolt 3 input, and Apple does not show your Mac as being compatible with that display.

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What is the diagonal measurement of the screen, in inches?