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Ventura on M1 Macs with LG Monitors
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2x M1 Mac Mini with a LG 32UN880-A and working fine over USB-C
The only times I have ever had an issue is with the cable, you need very specific ones which all look the same.
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The only times I have ever had an issue is with the cable, you need very specific ones which all look the same.
Adapters for the Thunderbolt or USB-C port on your Mac – Apple Support (UK)
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I'm using HDMI at the moment. But I would like to use the U
Do you use the usb-c cable that came with the LG display?2x M1 Mac Mini with a LG 32UN880-A and working fine over USB-C
The only times I have ever had an issue is with the cable, you need very specific ones which all look the same.
Adapters for the Thunderbolt or USB-C port on your Mac – Apple Support (UK)
Find out about different adapters for the Thunderbolt 5, Thunderbolt 4, Thunderbolt 3 or USB-C port on your Mac.
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I have an LG 27UP850-W connected to my Mac Studio with the USB-C cable that came with it. I had no problems after installing Ventura.
MacBook Pro - M1 MAX - LG 5k Ultrafine (as second monitor - primary is Pro Display XDR) -> working fine with Monterey.
LG 5k Ultrafine NO longer working with Ventura
Tried everything (turned on and off / tried different thunderbolt cable, tried with only the LG5k connected - nothing... extremely disappointed...
LG 5k Ultrafine NO longer working with Ventura
Tried everything (turned on and off / tried different thunderbolt cable, tried with only the LG5k connected - nothing... extremely disappointed...Wow, I'm really glad I came here before upgrading to Ventura! I have an M1 Macbook Air connected to a 24" LG Ultrafine, which had audio dropout issues prior to the last OS update.
I find that a lot of issues are easily avoided by staying on the prior version of Mac OS or iOS for a few months after an upgrade is released, but my Apple Care replacement iPad Air 3 just required an update to iPad OS 16 in order to complete the transfer (strange, because the one being replaced was on the last version of 15)
I find that a lot of issues are easily avoided by staying on the prior version of Mac OS or iOS for a few months after an upgrade is released, but my Apple Care replacement iPad Air 3 just required an update to iPad OS 16 in order to complete the transfer (strange, because the one being replaced was on the last version of 15)
I had the same issue with my LG 880 connected via USB-C to my MacBook Pro 13" M1 after I updated to Ventura today. Unplugging, rebooting, changing Accessory Setting to Always, nothing helped.
What did resolve the issue however was to unplug the monitor and pull the power plug for a couple of minutes. Plugging power into the monitor again and connecting it to the MacBook Pro and suddenly it got recognised and works again.
What did resolve the issue however was to unplug the monitor and pull the power plug for a couple of minutes. Plugging power into the monitor again and connecting it to the MacBook Pro and suddenly it got recognised and works again.
On a side note, when I tested Ventura (had to give up and go back to Monterey due to a PLETHORA of other much more severe problems) with dual Asus VZ27A displays, one of them will not go any higher than 1080p while the other works fine at its native 2560×1440. It appears to be a strange refresh rate detection issue that is not easily altered without third party tooling. 😫
