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ra4oasis

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Jul 10, 2010
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As the subject says, if someone where to buy a 2015 Macbook, could they hook up a 1080p external monitor and still perform okay? Also, for those you may have tried to do this, are you forced to do a mirrored display, or can you do an extended display as well (like a second monitor, with the first being the Macbook's built in display)?
 

mattopotamus

macrumors G5
Jun 12, 2012
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As the subject says, if someone where to buy a 2015 Macbook, could they hook up a 1080p external monitor and still perform okay? Also, for those you may have tried to do this, are you forced to do a mirrored display, or can you do an extended display as well (like a second monitor, with the first being the Macbook's built in display)?

Well running it as an extended display is related to OSX, so yes you can do that.

I don't see why it could not drive a 1080p display since it can push a retina display.
 
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