Mid 2014 macbook pro thunderbolt port version

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Halving both dimensions, you will be chagrined to notice that it can be pixel-doubled only at an effective resolution of 1920x1080. So, what do we do with our Dell P2715Q monitors? Their native DPI is 3840x2160.

As you know, Dell does make a 5K monitor, but it's over $2000 and it needs two Thunderbolt ports to get it connected. The bottom line is that to get a Retina res of 2560x1440, we will need a 5K monitor. You will recognize 5120x2880 as the native resolution of the 5K iMac. So, working backwards from our desired effective resolution of 2560x1440, we would need a monitor whose native DPI resolution is 5120x2880, double the numbers in both dimensions of our desired resolution. Thus, my 15' MBPR's built-in monitor has a native DPI resolution of 2880x1800, but is used at an effective resolution of 1440x900. This allows four pixels to take the place of one pixel on a comparable non-Retina display, which greatly increases the sharpness and detail of text and images. Both my MBPR and the monitor were behaving exactly as designed.ДЄ so-called Retina display is one whose native DPI resolution is halved in both horizontal and vertical dimensions to provide an effective resolution. But after the same amount of fiddling and tweaking that you just went through, I realized that I had a math problem. I have the same Dell P2715Q monitor, and was also hoping for a Retina-like display at 2560x1440. I'm really at the end of my tether and the only solution I can think of is returning the monitor and buying a 2560 x 1440 monitor with a decent DPI or selling my rMBR and getting a 2015 model.Дoes anyone have any bright ideas to solve this problem? I've even tried using SwitchResX to no avail. It seems I can't have a nice sharp picture and smooth operation at 60hz together. The only 2560 x 1440 resolution I can run at 60hz is low resolution and is awful. I am aware that my rMBP doesn't support 4k at 60z which is fine because I'd be happy with a nice sharp 2560 x 1440p 60hz image and it seems lots of other rMBP owners are using this option so why can't I?!ДЄlso when switching to MST mode on the monitor the only 60hz res I can get is 1280 x 720 which whilst it looks sharp and smooth is far from ideal as everything on screen looks huge! All the other hiDPI options are at 30hz are horrible. I only seem to be able to get 4k at 30z or 1080 at 30hz (chosen from display settings within OS X) Yosemite 10.10.3 Either of these are only options using MST selected on the monitor settings (and according to the onscreen Dell menu both of these options are 3860 x 2160. Ideally I'd like to use 2560x1440p 60hz scaled with hiDPi so that I can get somewhere close to the Retina quality I'm used to. I'm using the enclosed Display Port to MiniDisplay Port cable. The problem is I can't get any acceptable display resolutions!

Seriously, what the ****? All I want is three monitors to work.After extensive research I opted for a Dell P2715Q to use at work with my 2014 rMBP 13'. I have an HP EliteBook 9470m with an Intel HD 4000 that has no problems driving these three monitors.

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I've even tried a Matrox triplehead2go dp edition, but even that doesn't work correctly, the matrox controller software won't let me drive all three monitors at 1920x1080.

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I've also looked at USB 3.0 Video Adapters, but there are no Thunderbolt to USB hubs, and it appears that Apple broke all the drivers for DisplayLink adapters.

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Multi Stream Transport seems to be broken in Mac OS X. I don't understand what the issue is, the Intel Iris Pro can address over 1GB of memory, that's more than enough to drive 6.2 million pixels, and the thunderbolt 2 ports are 20 Gbit/s each! I've seen videos on youtube of people successfully connecting three monitors to older 2013 MBPs. Despite having three video ports (two Mini DisplayPorts and one HDMI) I can't get three monitors (HP EliteDisplay E231, 1920 x 1080) to work with my brand new Mid 2014 MacBook Pro 15-inch 2.2GHz with the Intel Iris Pro video controller.

Mid 2014 macbook pro thunderbolt port version