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Epic26

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Oct 26, 2012
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Hi,

Currently have a DGM/monoprice 27" Display (2560x1440), plugged into my macbook.
I was looking at buying thunderbolt storage, but im unclear if the monitor would work through the storage or not?

The particular model i was looking at was the WD MyBook TB Duo.

to clarify the connection would be.
TB Macbook > TB cable > TB Drive > MiniDP cable > Monitor

Thanks
 
I ran one through a LaCie eSata T-Bolt hub.

Should be fine.

The only down point is the the monitor, with no t-Bolt pass-through, ends the daisy chain.
 
I ran one through a LaCie eSata T-Bolt hub.

Should be fine.

The only down point is the the monitor, with no t-Bolt pass-through, ends the daisy chain.

no really downside. you can continue adding the TB peripheral (6 limit) and just always put the monitor at the end of the chain.
 
no really downside. you can continue adding the TB peripheral (6 limit) and just always put the monitor at the end of the chain.

That assumes all other devices have pass-through as well. The OP cannot use a T-Bolt Ethernet adapter for example. It's still a limiting downside. But you are right, you just put the MDP cable at the end.
 
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