That would be for 5K60 8bpc RGB like on the Iiyama XB2779QQS, right?We don't know if the Studio Display supports a single HBR3 connection mode.
That would be for 5K60 8bpc RGB like on the Iiyama XB2779QQS, right?We don't know if the Studio Display supports a single HBR3 connection mode.
Right. That's the lower color depth option I was inferring in my first sentence - useful mostly for non-Thunderbolt connections where the GPU doesn't support DSC, such as the RX480, RX580, RX Vega, or Radeon VII.That would be for 5K60 8bpc RGB like on the Iiyama XB2779QQS, right?
No. #558Are there any thunderbolt KVM switch in existence that I can connect one Apple Studio Display with multiple Mac and windows devices without having to plug and unplug every time I switch between them?
I just received the Club3D CAC-1331 along with an Amazon Basics Bi-Directionnal USB-C to DisplayPost Cable. I plugged it on my Xbox Series X and my LG Ultrafine 5K (27MD5KL) and the only resolution I have is 720p.Does anyone have a source for the Club3D CAC-1332? Looking to hook up a PS5/Xbox to an ultrafine. I’ve been looking for one for a few months now and haven’t been able to find them. Is there a newer version coming out?
Or maybe you can fix the CAC-1334 issue using an HDMI EDID modifier thingy.
https://fsrinc.com/fsr-products/product/dr-edid-manager-learner/category_pathway-143
Is there such a device with a USB interface that lets you enter an arbitrary EDID? Maybe those kind are too expensive.
Is that 720p low resolution or 720p HiDPI (which is actually 1440p)? View the info in SwitchResX. Double click the current resolution to see the pixel clock and active pixels and scale pixels.720p
There may be better solutions:This would maybe be the solution, but when we look at the specs sheet (https://fsrinc.com/documents/spec-sheet/10505-lit1704b-dr-edid-spec-pdf/file) there is not a lot of different EDID. Just different resolution / frame rate.
Probably they will all have a similar problem. Basically, there's a difference in the modes of the LG's EDID and the modes that can be supported by HDMI 2.0. You have to compare the EDIDs that the adapters are presenting to the host with the EDID that comes from the display to see what's happening. I have the EDID for the LG 27MD5KL but not for the adapters paired with the 27MD5KL. I think SwitchResX can get the EDID on M1 Macs now? If you have an Intel Mac, then the EDID included in the AGDCDiagnose output is preferred.Do you know if all Club3D adapter (CAC-1331 ; CAC-1332 and CAC-1333) are using the same chip or not ?
Can we assume that if the 1331 is not working above 720p with the Xbox Series X and LG 27MD5KL, the same will be true for the 1332 and 1333 ?
It says you are using a 5120x2880 framebuffer and outputting 3840x2160 60Hz. That's probably the best you're going to get using an HDMI to DisplayPort adapter.
But it doesn't look like you're using an HDMI adapter in this AGDCDiagnose output because I see DisplayPort DPCD registers. But the EDID seems to be greatly modified so you might be using an HDMI adapter? I am confused. How exactly is the display connected in this AGDCDiagnose output? What Computer, GPU, adapters, cables? It may be that the HDMI port is controlled by a DisplayPort to HDMI adapter. That would explain the presence of DPCD.
The KVM has a DisplayPort to HDMI adapter in order to output HDMI. If you used a DisplayPort KVM then you would be able to get 5K39Hz (maybe your KVM can output 5K but the adapter you use to convert HDMI to USB-C cannot).The current configuration is MBP → KVM → SIIG Adapter → LG Ultrafine Monitor.
Attach the results I ran the Allrez at an existing resolution and the results applying a custom resolution via SwitchResX.
allrez - 2560x1440@59.999Hz HiDPI (5120x2880) scaled to 3840x2160.
allrez_4096 - 4096x2304@59.116Hz 138.628kHz 590.000MHz low-resolution (not HiDPI)
Set the "Scaled resolutions base" as I suggested to 4096x2304. Then use HiDPI modes that will draw larger text, such as 3008x1692 or 2560x1440. The HiDPI modes will scale down to the scaled resolution base which is 4096x2304.However, the font size is too small. I'll find a way to change the font size.
The EDID changed slightly. It seems each source of the KVM has a different "Source physical address". It may be that the source of the KVM is switchable using software, possibly using DDC/CI (MCCS) but the AllRez utility doesn't know how to do DDC/CI properly in this setup. This is a common issue with DisplayPort to HDMI adapters. Have you tried any DDC/CI software that works?Additionally, I attached the results of allrez on other MBP(2018). The laptop is currently being set to 3008x1692 HiDPI. Could you also analyze this file?
You can't get 5K60 without Thunderbolt, but you can try a lower refresh rate such as 39Hz. Does your PC have a USB-C port that supports DisplayPort Alt Mode? If so, then connect using USB-C. If not, then connect using a Belkin Charge and Sync Cable.Can I get the 5K resolution
This is probably because I have added custom settings using existing information. I'll try to proceed again after initializing the setup.You didn't answer my question about the other 4096x2304 timing - if it works or not or why it exists.
The motherboard is Gigabyte X570 AORUS PRO WIFI. I looked at its spec and it does not support DPAM. Even newer boards like Gigabyte X570S AERO G only support 4KYou can't get 5K60 without Thunderbolt, but you can try a lower refresh rate such as 39Hz. Does your PC have a USB-C port that supports DisplayPort Alt Mode? If so, then connect using USB-C. If not, then connect using a Belkin Charge and Sync Cable.
Found a Gigabyte card, the compatible list says it works with my Gigabyte X570 AORUS PRO WIFI board.@petervivian: The only way to get 5K60, no matter what model your UltraFine 5K is, is by using a PCIe Thunderbolt 3 add-in card that two DisplayPort outputs of your GPU must be connected to.
It is 720p low resolution.Is that 720p low resolution or 720p HiDPI (which is actually 1440p)? View the info in SwitchResX. Double click the current resolution to see the pixel clock and active pixels and scale pixels.
There may be better solutions:
https://forums.macrumors.com/thread...ay-thunderbolt-displays.2266864/post-30924390
The "Dr.HDMI 2.0" seems the most capable. You may need Windows to do the EDID modification if it doesn't come with a desired EDID. It may work using a virtual machine.
Probably they will all have a similar problem. Basically, there's a difference in the modes of the LG's EDID and the modes that can be supported by HDMI 2.0. You have to compare the EDIDs that the adapters are presenting to the host with the EDID that comes from the display to see what's happening. I have the EDID for the LG 27MD5KL but not for the adapters paired with the 27MD5KL. I think SwitchResX can get the EDID on M1 Macs now? If you have an Intel Mac, then the EDID included in the AGDCDiagnose output is preferred.
The other issue is what modes from the EDID the Xbox Series X will let you choose. So you'll want to compare the EDID from the adapter with the list of modes presented by the Xbox to see if the Xbox is excluding modes.
Now the third-generation adapter has just completed the durability test, Because of the chip supply problem so we start pre-ordering now,It will be shipped in 2 days. Can be used in ultrafine4k and ultrafine5k from any hdmi output device,you need prepare a usb-c to usb-c cable with video function (Usually there is an emark chip in the cable), or the ultrafine one comes with it, or TB3-TB4 cable which support usb video function,(do not support XDR frome game console,only PC and some tv box),For XDR user who wants get 4K from game console please email me next month the new converter has been successfully tested and will be mass-produced.
If the scaled modes like 2560x1440 HiDPI are causing pain @ 3840x2160 or 4096x2304, then you should stop hurting yourself. Get rid of the HDMI KVM. Get a DisplayPort KVM. Try 5K @ 39Hz or get a new Apple Studio Display which should be able to do 5K60 with a USB-C connection (only if you have a GPU that supports DSC which the 2018 MBP does not). You could get an eGPU (for Intel Macs only). The Sonnet eGPU Breakaway Puck 5500 XT/5700 should support DSC. They can also support Thunderbolt (if you don't use KVM) for 5K60 on the LG UltraFine 5K.However, I kept using it with custom settings, but it doesn't seem to have any issues such as font size and resolution, but my eyes still hurt. I’ll keep checking if there’s any way to improve this in the configuration right now.
For reference, it was used well in TB3 environments without eye pain.
I don't have experience with AMD APU so I don't know what the real limits are. Maybe it can do 5K at a lower refresh rate?The motherboard is Gigabyte X570 AORUS PRO WIFI. I looked at its spec and it does not support DPAM. Even newer boards like Gigabyte X570S AERO G only support 4K
"1 x USB Type-C port, supporting USB Type-C and DisplayPort video outputs and a maximum resolution of 4096x2304@60 Hz"
Google it.What is a Belkin Charge and Sync Cable?
It says it's compatible with rev 1.1 of the Gigabyte X570 AORUS PRO WIFI. Is that the revision that you have? It might work if you have rev 1.0 but maybe not.Found a Gigabyte card, the compatible list says it works with my Gigabyte X570 AORUS PRO WIFI board.
Yes, if it works, then you can get 5K 60Hz from it. You need a GPU with two DisplayPort outputs to connect to the Thunderbolt 3 add-in card.Manual says "2 x Thunderbolt™ 3 out ports (Thunderbolt™ 3 Port 1/Thunderbolt™ 3 Port 2), supporting up to 40 Gbps bandwidth and a maximum display resolution of 8K (7680x3840)@60 Hz"
Does that mean the card can drive the monitor at its native 5k resolution?
Thank you for your advice!! Thanks to you, I learned a lot.If the scaled modes like 2560x1440 HiDPI are causing pain @ 3840x2160 or 4096x2304, then you should stop hurting yourself. Get rid of the HDMI KVM. Get a DisplayPort KVM. Try 5K @ 39Hz or get a new Apple Studio Display which should be able to do 5K60 with a USB-C connection (only if you have a GPU that supports DSC which the 2018 MBP does not). You could get an eGPU (for Intel Macs only). The Sonnet eGPU Breakaway Puck 5500 XT/5700 should support DSC. They can also support Thunderbolt (if you don't use KVM) for 5K60 on the LG UltraFine 5K.
Thanks. I googled "Belkin Charge and Sync Cable" but the results came in pages of ios devices charging cables. I'm interested in what the cable your referred to is capable of doing.If the scaled modes like 2560x1440 HiDPI are causing pain @ 3840x2160 or 4096x2304, then you should stop hurting yourself. Get rid of the HDMI KVM. Get a DisplayPort KVM. Try 5K @ 39Hz or get a new Apple Studio Display which should be able to do 5K60 with a USB-C connection (only if you have a GPU that supports DSC which the 2018 MBP does not). You could get an eGPU (for Intel Macs only). The Sonnet eGPU Breakaway Puck 5500 XT/5700 should support DSC. They can also support Thunderbolt (if you don't use KVM) for 5K60 on the LG UltraFine 5K.
I don't have experience with AMD APU so I don't know what the real limits are. Maybe it can do 5K at a lower refresh rate?
Google it.
It says it's compatible with rev 1.1 of the Gigabyte X570 AORUS PRO WIFI. Is that the revision that you have? It might work if you have rev 1.0 but maybe not.
Yes, if it works, then you can get 5K 60Hz from it. You need a GPU with two DisplayPort outputs to connect to the Thunderbolt 3 add-in card.
Googling for "Belkin Charge and Sync Cable" in quotes gives the following as the first reply:Thanks. I googled "Belkin Charge and Sync Cable" but the results came in pages of ios devices charging cables. I'm interested in what the cable your referred to is capable of doing.
Yes. The revision of that particular motherboard is important. I compared their layouts and found that since v1.1 the board added a 5-pin THB_C header. My board is v1.2 and it has the header that is required to connected to the Thunderbolt PCIe card. I have a RTX3090 and two free Display Ports so I think it's all good. I'll get the card to see if everything works correctly.
"Belkin Charge and Sync Cable" site:macrumors.com
gives results from MacRumors.comI'd rather try a straight HDMI 2.0 to USB-C adapter like this one. The fewer adapters/converters, the better. Do you have a HDMI monitor to test if the laptop is providing video output via HDMI?I’ve seen where a bi-directional usb-c to display port would work, but the laptop only has HDMI. Would a bi-directional cable work in addition to an HDMI/DP adapter?