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michaelk7

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Sep 12, 2008
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I currently run an MI Studio with 64GB. In reading articles I find it could be difficult to run 4 monitors on the M1? I am also working on the issue of cursor movement. I find it very cumbersome moving in a one way backward clock movement.

If anyone could assist me with any information on additional monitors or cursor movement I would greatly appreciate it. Anyone utilize a Mac for trading?

Thank you again!
 
I've not found it difficult to add several displays to a M1-series Studio. It'll support five (4 via USB-C and one via HDMI). I've used USB-C to HDMI adapters a lot; most TVs don't support USB-C video directly. I've even seen six displays done; using a DisplayLink USB adapter for the 6th one.

Not sure what you're referring to with "a one way backward clock movement" though.
 
Freakin, I appreciate your information so much. Yes sir, I have one running off the thto madree HDMI port. You have given me the desire and fortitude to make it work. Are you able to move your mac cursor over all monitors or do they only travel in one direction. Have you heard of cursor?

Thank you again!
 
Freakin, I appreciate your information so much. Yes sir, I have one running off the thto madree HDMI port. You have given me the desire and fortitude to make it work. Are you able to move your mac cursor over all monitors or do they only travel in one direction. Have you heard of cursor?

Thank you again!
 
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