Employees and guests can plug in their USB Type-C™, HDMI or mDP laptops and deliver their presentations using your boardroom's HDMI display, without having to carry their own adapters. The adapter cable supports multiple input signal types, so you'll be able to accommodate a variety of user needs. You can reduce clutter and eliminate the need for multiple adapters on your boardroom table by providing a single adapter cable that can support a variety of signals. This adapter cable is ideal for your boardroom's HDMI display or projector. DP alt mode means your computer can pass a DisplayPort video signal through the USB-C port. The adapter is compatible with your DP alt mode computer. It supports the USB-C™, HDMI and Mini DisplayPort™ output from your computer, and video resolutions up to Ultra HD 4K. Have a look at the Wikipedia page about the different HDMI specifications and Display Port connections.ĭouble check which MacBooks support what monitor resolutions and refresh rates on Everymac.This unique adapter cable lets you connect almost any laptop or desktop computer to an HDMI® display or projector. Yet, this depends on the exact comparison. Note: On your machine the Thunderbolt 2 connector can act as a Mini-DP connector, which is capable of higher resolution/refresh rates than some older HDMI ports.
So even if you would get a Mini-DP → HDMI 2.x cable, you shouldn't be able to get a higher refresh rate. You will not be able to get a higher refresh rate, since you are using an older HDMI port and the MBPs video output is too limited. Simultaneously supports full native resolution on the built-in display and up to 2560 by 1600 pixels on up to two external displays, both at millions of colors What this means for you There has also been a similar question on AD: The MBP specs also state that the output is too limited for your high refresh rate monitor.
I also would not really suspect it, unless you have a reason to believe it is physically damaged. You can simply test the cable with another device.This may be at least one of the reasons you are not getting the higher refresh rate. Port, which is capable of A mid 2014 13" MBP does only support output over the HDMI port. As you state, the input connector on your monitor is an HDMI 2.0.GPU (graphics processing unit) limitation.For this connection you could have four bottlenecks:
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