hmmm I use satechi hub (with 2 USB-a and one HDMI ) with a HDMI 2.0 cable and port , otherwise I wouldn't be able to get 4k60 would I?It all depends on cables used! It still amazes me even today many users don't seem to know how to use even the older HDMI spec and still try to use older HDMI cables for newer 4k or 5k monitors and not there HDMI high speed cable specs!
The HDMI cable needs to high speed cable that do at least 18 Mbs !hmmm I use satechi hub (with 2 USB-a and one HDMI ) with a HDMI 2.0 cable and port , otherwise I wouldn't be able to get 4k60 would I?
18mB/s ,are you kidding 😂The HDMI cable needs to high speed cable that do at least 18 Mbs !
but it's 48gb/s not 18m/s ...NO! maybe a cable like This: https://www.monoprice.com/product?p_id=42077
if you dont mind showing me,id be intersted to have a video where you open the mac/wake it from sleep via power button,and see just how quick it is,thanksHad a 2017 MBP and moved to M1 MBA.
Same P3221D Dell USB-C monitor. Identical wake times, which is instant.
dude maybe you may know about this,cuz THAT is annoying me much moreMr. Too Many Exclamation Marks is barking up the wrong tree, this shouldn't be influenced by the cable much (if at all).
The 5 second delay is most likely a negotiation process between the monitor and computer. I don't know whether this is faster on Intel Macs with the same monitor.
if you dont mind showing me,id be intersted to have a video where you open the mac/wake it from sleep via power button,and see just how quick it is,thanks
Love the sense of humor! 😜Mr. Too Many Exclamation Marks is barking up the wrong tree, this shouldn't be influenced by the cable much (if at all).
The 5 second delay is most likely a negotiation process between the monitor and computer. I don't know whether this is faster on Intel Macs with the same monitor.
It’s honestly annoying, every day mashing the space bar or clicking the mouse a dozen times so the computer wakesI think more than the duration- it’s the reliability. See https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/how-long-does-your-arm-mac-take-to-wake.2334836/post-30861056
For some reason the M1x laptops aren’t as reliable as the Intel ones when waking up external monitors. The laptops themselves wake up pretty much instantly. But they seem to have trouble with USB-C and DisplayPort connections when the monitors are sleeping. The recent MacOS updates haven’t solved the problem or mitigated it. I’m still hopeful that this is a software issue and easy to fix …
I do wish Apple made their own TB4 dock so that it would be plug-n-play and work seamlessly. Rumors are that they are making cheaper (well compared to the Pro Display XDR 32”) displays so that might be another option
Few seconds would be awesome - I wouldn't complain. It used to take a minute or so with a 2021 64GB MBP and MacOS 12. Under MacOS 13 - the same MBP doesn't ever wake up the monitor after sleeping, unless it is rebooted10 months later and I still have this problem. I use an MBP 16" with the M1 Max chip and it takes a few seconds for my external monitors to wake up.
So, so annoying
I'm having this issue too with an LG monitor and an M2 Pro MBP.
If I connect the monitor to the HDMI port (instead of a TB dock) the time is reduced but it's still quite annoying. But now I need to have two cables connected to the MBP and the whole idea of having a TB dock was to not need more cables ugh.