Connecting MacBook M4 Pro to Eizo CX721 monitor
How do I connect my MacBook M4 Pro running Sequoia 15.7.3 to Eizo CX721 monitor? The Monitor has HDMI and DVI inputs (and a couple other I don't recognize)
MacBook Pro 14″, macOS 15.7
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How do I connect my MacBook M4 Pro running Sequoia 15.7.3 to Eizo CX721 monitor? The Monitor has HDMI and DVI inputs (and a couple other I don't recognize)
MacBook Pro 14″, macOS 15.7
that appears to be a 2560 by 1440 "2K" display, capable of HDR 10 bits/color at up to 63 Hz.
connectivity includes
HDMI
DisplayPort
Single-Link DVI
your MacBook Pro M4 features direct HDMI.
cables for HDMI should be at least PREMIUM or ULTRA standard, and limited to lengths under ten feet.
with adapters, you can easily create a DisplayPort signal from a Thunderbolt port
cables or adapter/cables for DisplayPort should be limited to ONE meter or less.
you could also use different adapters to create a DVI signal from the HDMI port.
that appears to be a 2560 by 1440 "2K" display, capable of HDR 10 bits/color at up to 63 Hz.
connectivity includes
HDMI
DisplayPort
Single-Link DVI
your MacBook Pro M4 features direct HDMI.
cables for HDMI should be at least PREMIUM or ULTRA standard, and limited to lengths under ten feet.
with adapters, you can easily create a DisplayPort signal from a Thunderbolt port
cables or adapter/cables for DisplayPort should be limited to ONE meter or less.
you could also use different adapters to create a DVI signal from the HDMI port.
Connect the HDMI ports together, or the DisplayPort to a Thunderbolt 5 port on the computer.
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Works great. I was concerned that a monitor from 2014 might not play well with the modern Mac, but things seem to be good! Thank you!
Connecting MacBook M4 Pro to Eizo CX721 monitor