Hello Everyone
My first post here. I have searched the forums, both here and on the web for an answer for this.
I'm considering buying a 27" thunderbolt display. And planning to buy a twelve book stand for my rMBP. As i belive the 27" will be sufficient screen real estate for my needs.
I use the macbook for both work and in my spare time. I have windows bootcamp installed on it, as my job requires me to be in a windows environment (Visual Studio). Besides work I use my computer for some photo editing in Lightroom/Photoshop (on OSX) and to play Starcraft 2.
Now my questions are, does anyone have any experience with thunderbolt displays and windows 7, is it a nice and smooth experience (working like intended)?
Can i have the macbook en clamshell mode while connected to the thunderbolt display and not go to sleep(I found the setting in windows power management, and it works fine with my hdmi connected screen.)
Especially when it comes to Starcraft I would like to be able to only use the thunderbolt display, so the GPU can fokus on rendering that screen. I read somewhere it would do so if the macbook was in clamshell mode. Is this true?
Thank you for your time, any answers are much appriciated.
/Admiralen
My first post here. I have searched the forums, both here and on the web for an answer for this.
I'm considering buying a 27" thunderbolt display. And planning to buy a twelve book stand for my rMBP. As i belive the 27" will be sufficient screen real estate for my needs.
I use the macbook for both work and in my spare time. I have windows bootcamp installed on it, as my job requires me to be in a windows environment (Visual Studio). Besides work I use my computer for some photo editing in Lightroom/Photoshop (on OSX) and to play Starcraft 2.
Now my questions are, does anyone have any experience with thunderbolt displays and windows 7, is it a nice and smooth experience (working like intended)?
Can i have the macbook en clamshell mode while connected to the thunderbolt display and not go to sleep(I found the setting in windows power management, and it works fine with my hdmi connected screen.)
Especially when it comes to Starcraft I would like to be able to only use the thunderbolt display, so the GPU can fokus on rendering that screen. I read somewhere it would do so if the macbook was in clamshell mode. Is this true?
Thank you for your time, any answers are much appriciated.
/Admiralen