can the M4 Mac mini be used with any monitor other than apple brands?
If so can I connect the CRUA 27” Gaming Monitor, UHD (3840x2160) Dual Mode (4K 160Hz or FHD 320Hz),
120% sRGB, Support FreeSync, Built-in Speakers, RGB Lighting, HDMI &
DP, Height adjustable
iMac 27″, macOS 12.7
keyag wrote:
can the M4 Mac mini be used with any monitor other than apple brands?
Yes. There is a very wide range of third-party monitors that work with the M4 and M4 Pro Mac minis. Both of the Mac minis in question "simultaneously support up to three displays".
Mac mini (2024) - Tech Specs - Apple Support
Connect a display to Mac mini - Apple Support
If so can I connect the CRUA 27” Gaming Monitor, UHD (3840x2160) Dual Mode (4K 160Hz or FHD 320Hz),
120% sRGB, Support FreeSync, Built-in Speakers, RGB Lighting, HDMI &
DP, Height adjustable
Looking on the CRUA site, I could not find a monitor that matches your description. The closest match was the CRUA 27 Inch Gaming Monitor, UHD(3840 * 2160P) 144Hz Built-in Speaker, White . There seems to be a CRUA model with the resolutions and refresh rates that you describe on Amazon .
If that is the monitor that you are asking about, it has
The M4 Mac mini supports DisplayPort v1.4, and the M4 Pro Mac mini supports DisplayPort v2.1. My guess would be that you could connect the monitor via USB-C to DisplayPort – but that the 4K refresh rate would be capped at 60 Hz. (Not that this would be the end of the world.)
If you connected this monitor using a HDMI to HDMI cable rated to support the latest version of HDMI, I think that you could get 4K @ 160 Hz. This would reduce the total number of monitors that you could use from three to two.
Going by Apple's Technical Specifications, even if you use a HDMI v2.1 connection, 240 Hz is the maximum refresh rate supported. So you won't be running the monitor in FHD mode at 320 Hz.
keyag wrote:
can the M4 Mac mini be used with any monitor other than apple brands?
Yes. There is a very wide range of third-party monitors that work with the M4 and M4 Pro Mac minis. Both of the Mac minis in question "simultaneously support up to three displays".
Mac mini (2024) - Tech Specs - Apple Support
Connect a display to Mac mini - Apple Support
If so can I connect the CRUA 27” Gaming Monitor, UHD (3840x2160) Dual Mode (4K 160Hz or FHD 320Hz),
120% sRGB, Support FreeSync, Built-in Speakers, RGB Lighting, HDMI &
DP, Height adjustable
Looking on the CRUA site, I could not find a monitor that matches your description. The closest match was the CRUA 27 Inch Gaming Monitor, UHD(3840 * 2160P) 144Hz Built-in Speaker, White . There seems to be a CRUA model with the resolutions and refresh rates that you describe on Amazon .
If that is the monitor that you are asking about, it has
The M4 Mac mini supports DisplayPort v1.4, and the M4 Pro Mac mini supports DisplayPort v2.1. My guess would be that you could connect the monitor via USB-C to DisplayPort – but that the 4K refresh rate would be capped at 60 Hz. (Not that this would be the end of the world.)
If you connected this monitor using a HDMI to HDMI cable rated to support the latest version of HDMI, I think that you could get 4K @ 160 Hz. This would reduce the total number of monitors that you could use from three to two.
Going by Apple's Technical Specifications, even if you use a HDMI v2.1 connection, 240 Hz is the maximum refresh rate supported. So you won't be running the monitor in FHD mode at 320 Hz.
Yes. Any monitor which can be connected through HDMI or Thunderbolt 3+ can be plugged into it as is.
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Yes most all after-market displays can be used with the M4 Mac mini.
have a look at > Connect a display to Mac mini - Apple Support
Any monitor with HDMI.
any monitor with Hdmi even the television.
Yes an HDMI TV will also work with the Mac mini.
see > Connect a display to Mac mini - Apple Support
Your viewing pleasure may very depending on the TV's size and resolution.
Thank you for reply.
Thank you for reply.
what monitor works with M4 Mac Mini
