#Macbook pro 4k 60hz switchresx 1080p#

(I only got 1080p HiDPI at 30Hz.) Is it safe to run the mac pixel clock patch v2 (Ive read on GitHub that the signatures on 10.13 are the same. Ive already installed SwitchResX on my hackintosh, but it didnt solve the problem. Such a feat is achievable via an easy-to-apply IOKit patch. I suggest you open a Wavlink Support ticket and see if the issue is due to not being compatible with Montery OS if the latest Wavlink driver doesn't work. In addition to that Ive tested Monitor A with my 2015 MacBook Pro and apparently 4k 60Hz works without any issues. The 2016 MacBook is capable of driving a 4K display at 60 Hz via a single USB-C cable.

The Manual shows it being compatible with MacOS-X. It could be not compatible with your new Dell Monitor.ДЄlso since that is a new MacOS it might not be 100% compatible. This small utility unlocks a lot of resolutions for your MacBook along with refresh rate and aspect ratio. Have you tried to see if you get with a different Monitor. If you haven't installed this latest Driver for your wavlink Docker that might be the reason why you aren't getting the proper resolutions.ДЄt Amazon it does mention that it supports DP & HDMI other Wavlink Docker (UMD-03) that I had posted mentioned that its maximum DP & HDMI was at and not 60hz Strange but your Wavlink Model doesn't show up at WavLink Website, but it does mention a very recent Driver but for MacOS-X for it: Found the model at Amazon with its specs: Seems like Monterey is a new OS.Д®dited my reply because I was showing the wrong Wavlink Model. The new Asus 4 HDMI port version says it can do 4K/60Hz but only on one output at a time. Most spec sheets state is uses HDMI 1.4 and the best resolution you will get is 4K30Hz. MacOS comes with its own built in native AMD Drivers. Edhawk said: I'm not even sure the GT 710 can run 4K60Hz from the HDMI connector.

Macbook pro 4k 60hz switchresx