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Does Macbook Pro M1 Max Support 120Hz External Monitor?

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You can switch between refresh rates on your 16-inch MacBook Pro, 14-inch MacBook Pro, or Pro Display XDR. For professional workflows such as video editing, you can So the tech specs for the MacBook Air and Pro M1 both say only connects to one external display up max can support 4 external to 6K resolution @ 60hz. Can one of you video gurus answer if this will be Just checking, still no way of getting 4K 120hz working in macOS on an external monitor that only has HDMI? I have the 14” M1 Pro and an LG 48CX and would love to get that smooth 120hz.

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The M1 Pro and M1 Max models support up to two external displays at 6K resolution and 60Hz, or one external display at 5K resolution and 120Hz. If you want to use

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The notch on the laptop display says that it’s the new macbook pros but I don’t think the M1 pro can drive 4k 144hz , so I assume it’s probably the M1 Max Macbook pro

When you went to plug in your new 120 Hz 4K screen into your M1 or M2 Pro or Max into the HDMI port you were probably unpleasantly surprised to learn that they only run up to 60Hz at 4K. You

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I just plugged the M3 Pro macbook into the dock. It’s only showing a single eternal monitor and only does mirrored on the two external monitors. WTF? It’s just about 2024 and a mac can’t MacBook Pro models with the M4 Max chip support up to four external displays simultaneously with the built-in display, based on the resolution and refresh rate of each external display. The first MacBooks to feature 120Hz displays, or as Apple calls it, a ProMotion display, were the 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models based on M1 Pro and M1 Max

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