Non Apple Display For Mac

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Top pick: The sweet spot for specs, Mac compatibility, and price point, the 27-inch Dell Ultra HD (P2715Q) monitor ($498) gets you a solid display with Dell’s specs and build quality not unlike. Use your iMac as a display. You can view the desktop of your Mac on the display of some iMac models using Target Display Mode. In some cases, you can also use Target Display Mode to play the sound from your Mac (called the primary Mac) on the speakers of the external iMac.For example, if you have a MacBook Pro you could use an iMac as the display and for playing audio.

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Well, sounds good. One major hurdle to overcome. There are no external controls on the Thunderbolt Display. There is no Apple device to plug in to give display control. I have a 27' Thunderbolt Display for my Mac. That being said.

The Driver and Software provided by HP Thunderbolt 2 PCIe Card must provide controls for the Thunderbolt Display i.e. Hue, Brightness, Contrast, Internal Speakers and Volume Control, USB Hub Thunderbolt Port. Built-in accessories such as Ethernet, Firewire, Camera, quite possibly the USB Hub and Thunderbolt Port might not apply in this case. These following conditions must be met for adequate operation:


Color Profile

Hue Control

Brightness Control

Contrast Control

Correct Resolutions and Hertz

Correct Display Driver


I really do not recommend the Apple Thunderbolt Display for Non-Apple PC's. There are way too many wide ranges of Monitor choices for PC's on the market in a wide range of prices. The Apple Thunderbolt Display is designed to get the most out of the Mac and benefits the Mac. Being totally unbiased here. I have an Asus PA248Q Monitor for my PC. Price - Wow and Picture Quality - Wow. It, along with other brands have built in USB Hub and Internal Speakers. If you desire the Thunderbolt Display with the PCIe Card, well, it's your call.


Cheers!!

Jan 6, 2016 6:52 PM