Does W10 support MST daisy chaining on a Mac?

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  1. gr4z, Jul 31, 2015

    gr4z macrumors 6502

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    Hi

    I would like try daisy chaining two Dell U2515H monitors (over DP1.2). I know this does not work in OSX but wondered if it did boot camped with Windows 10. I have a late 2012 MacMini and late 2013 13" rMBP. At the moment I am using two mDP cables on my rMBP in OSX. I was going to setup my MacMini as a home PC but as OSX does not support daisy chaining thought I would give W10 a go.

    Does anyone know? Thanks
     
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  2. ha1o2surfer, Jun 21, 2017

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    yes, this is a software level issue with Mac, windows supports MST.
     
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  3. campyguy, Jun 21, 2017

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    Not on the Mini, at least not without an eGPU. I own a 2012 Mini Server with 16GB of RAM (also increasing for the VRAM) - the Mini's built-in Intel HD Graphics 4000 supports DisplayPort v1.1, and the displays require DisplayPort v1.2 for MST. I also own a 15" late-2013 rMBP with dGPU - I can get MST "working" on this, but my success has been limited in part to the model of Dells that I'm using here (P2715Q) - mirroring only, and DP 1.1 on the second display (30Hz).

    Re the Mini - https://communities.intel.com/thread/38524#188988

    It's hardware limitations, not software limitations. Tested Win 8.1 Pro and Win 10 Pro, BootCamp and in VMs.
     
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  4. Befetti, Jul 26, 2018

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    Correct.
     
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