How to use a Thunderbolt 2012 cinema display monitor on a MAC STUDIO
I'm trying to use a CinemaDisplay Thunderbolt monitor on a MacStudio M2, what would be the best solution?
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I'm trying to use a CinemaDisplay Thunderbolt monitor on a MacStudio M2, what would be the best solution?
Is it a led Cinema Display or a Thunderbolt Display? This is important to know as some fixes work with the Thunderbolt Display (as in, use a thunderbolt 2 to usb c adapter) that are not necessarily working with the LED Cinema Display
For the thunderbolt display, use Apple's thunderbolt 2 to USB c cable to connect the display to your new Mac
For the LED Cinema Display you'll want a mini DisplayPort to USB C but they are a lot harder to get and they're not available via Apple
Is it a led Cinema Display or a Thunderbolt Display? This is important to know as some fixes work with the Thunderbolt Display (as in, use a thunderbolt 2 to usb c adapter) that are not necessarily working with the LED Cinema Display
For the thunderbolt display, use Apple's thunderbolt 2 to USB c cable to connect the display to your new Mac
For the LED Cinema Display you'll want a mini DisplayPort to USB C but they are a lot harder to get and they're not available via Apple
How to use a Thunderbolt 2012 cinema display monitor on a MAC STUDIO