if you have a usb-c to display port, give that a try without a dock
usb-c hub -> usb-c display port only work on high end hubs (i have an alogic right in front of me now that works)
If you’re trying to troubleshoot this, he’s saying to try it with just the cable so that you can identify that it’s the doc causing the issue and not your computer/os/monitor/cables. Remove variables and continue.
You can get both HDMI cables and DisplayPort cables that are USB C on the other end. These will plug directly into the USB C ports on the laptop without any docks or adapters involved.
You only need a thunderbolt 4 to displayport cable. No dock needed. Most docks are USB-C based (unless you buy a thunderbolt dock) don’t support higher resolutions and may or may not support proper refresh rates.
i only have type c ports here so everything goes trough a dock(and i tried 5 different ones so its not that)
if you have a usb-c to display port, give that a try without a dock usb-c hub -> usb-c display port only work on high end hubs (i have an alogic right in front of me now that works)
i tried 5 docks that work fine on any other laptop
If you’re trying to troubleshoot this, he’s saying to try it with just the cable so that you can identify that it’s the doc causing the issue and not your computer/os/monitor/cables. Remove variables and continue.
i tried 5 different docks, its not the dock…
all those variables work fine with any other laptopt, the macbook is the variable here.
You come here asking for help and dismiss people trying to help lol
Where did I ask for help???
Have you tried a different OS on the laptop?
Have you looked for updated drivers and firmware for the dock?
For the brief time while I had Linux on the laptop it worked fine 4k 60p.
No I didn’t since they work fine with other laptops
But you have this laptop that you want it to work on, genius. Problem is fixable. You’re just being lazy.
im getting my old laptop back so i dont care too much.
you are being shitty for no reason at all. chill.
They are telling you not to use ANY dock. Connect the cable to the monitor.
My Macbook drives a 144hz 4K display, so your issue is not your Mac unless you have an Intel based Mac.
Likely it is either the cable or user error.
This MacBook has 4 tpye c ports and that’s it. So you need some kind of adapter,no way around it. I tried and the results are the same.
You can get both HDMI cables and DisplayPort cables that are USB C on the other end. These will plug directly into the USB C ports on the laptop without any docks or adapters involved.
It’s just an integrated adapter…
You only need a thunderbolt 4 to displayport cable. No dock needed. Most docks are USB-C based (unless you buy a thunderbolt dock) don’t support higher resolutions and may or may not support proper refresh rates.
higher resolutioons like 1080p???
Have you tried a direct USB-C to DisplayPort adapter or cable (not a dock)?
Yes,same thing