• Deez@lemm.ee
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    3 years ago

    Weird, that seems to unusual based on people’s responses here and my quick Google.

    I think it’s still solvable, in addition to the docks, there must be a cable or adapter that is causing the issue.

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      3 years ago

      but why does it work fine with any other laptop?

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        3 years ago

        I can’t answer that, despite that, there is a resolution. What model / year Mac is it?

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              3 years ago

              i used a apple hdmi/usb adapter, a belkin hdmi adapter , a belkin dock, a lenovo dock, a dell dock, a no brand one:same thing with all of them

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                3 years ago

                What happens when you check that “Show All Resolutions” checkbox?

                Otherwise is there a “Default for Display” option?

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                  3 years ago

                  default is next to 1080p, if i click show all resolution i get the (low resolution) version of the ones i already have, no new Hz options