This port is really only included for convenience in connecting your computer to a TV for entertainment, or a projector in the office conference room, etc. Like option 2, it doesn't support charging or data transfer. In general it tends to have worse display quality (although again, if you throw enough resources at it, you can usually get pretty close). It uses more system resources for the same video quality. Obviously, you will need to charge your laptop with Magsafe. The computer will automatically detect it is a Displayport cable with usb-c type connector and send the video signal. You simply plug the Displayport cable directly from the monitor to one of your Thunderbolt ports. Some older or cheaper monitors are Displayport only, and that is OK if you find something you like (picture quality wise) within your budget. This will provide the same video quality as option 1, but it doesn't support charging, or data transfer. This option is the best option and will give you the most flexibility. They both will suit your needs just fine. If you are getting a 4k monitor and don't plan on connecting a bunch of external hard drives to the monitor or something, you won't notice any difference between a USB-C or Thunderbolt monitor. The 14" MacBook Pro supports both Thunderbolt 4 and USBC-4 so you can use either one. Both these support charging, data transfer etc. Option 1) A USB-C or Thunderbolt Monitor. This would be the order of what you should be looking for when buying a new monitor from best to worst: The biggest difference between Thunderbolt and USB-C is Thunderbolt has higher bandwidth.
Both Thunderbolt and USB-C are actually sending video through Displayport, with extra bandwidth available for charging and data (if you want to use extra ports on the monitor or daisy chain devices etc). There are two basic video signals in common use for computer monitors. Set the refresh rate and resolution accordingly.OK, super quick, not very detailed summary.
Set the refresh rate and resolution accordingly. Therefore, it is not guaranteed that a display will support the refresh rates.Įnsure that the following refresh rates are supported by the HDMI version of the monitor. NOTE: HDMI devices are not required to support the maximum bandwidth of the HDMI implemented.
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