Apple's new M2 MacBook Air and MacBook Pro only support one monitor
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
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This mac only shows white screen, but external monitor works fine. Is the LCD dead? : r/mac
MacBook Air won't recognize two connected monitors — it only extends to one. Can anyone help? : r/mac
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Macs With M3 Chip Still Officially Support Only a Single External Display - MacRumors
