Why I Use a Gaming Monitor with my MacBook (and why you should too)
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- Опубліковано 9 чер 2024
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00:00 Introduction
00:21 Why Use A Gaming Monitor?
01:09 High Refresh Rate
02:43 Why Is High Refresh Rate Important?
04:25 Sponsor
05:33 Dual Devices
06:20 BenQ Gaming Monitor
07:28 EVE Spectrum 4K
08:15 How To Get 144Hz on Mac?
10:02 Should You Get One?
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Would you ever use a gaming monitor with your Mac? Let me know in the comments!
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Yes, I do. Using my Philips 279M1RV 4K with MacBook Pro 2021 running 120HZ though USB-C with 65 watt charging, with only single cable. Much less eye strain with long hours (10+) coding and productivity tasks. Plus some gaming on the side with Xbox. Philips monitor is generally elegant design, without gaming aesthetic. It’s the best of both world, gaming + productivity, and color correct at the same time. Looks like Eve spectrum 4K and Philips 279M1RV using the same LG Nano IPS panel.
Been looking into this recently. Would love a video
@Global Communications Where in this video am I promoting it? What if I'm making a video specifically on why you shouldn't buy it? Did you ever think of that?
@Global Communications Oh dear, you should learn to listen properly. I'm saying that about a 144Hz monitor...Not the cable.
So is the usb c cable that comes with the MacBook good enough to get 144Hz
Beware! Once you try high refresh rate monitor, you won’t go back to normal monitors.
100% true, I committed this mistake and now my eyes can’t adjust to 60Hz displays anymore. They feel so annoying ugh…
60Hz displays are physically painful for me to look at now 😂
60fps for me now feels like my eyes are jittering
You say this, but I used to use a 120Hz OnePlus phone but now I use an iPhone 12 and honestly after 10 minutes using 60Hz you completely forget about it
@@maxmurden3063 I feel the same, the first few minutes you feel the difference, but then your eyes get used to it. You still can notice the difference if you know where to look, but still a decent experience
Edit: I plugged in a USB-C to DP cable from my M1 Pro Macbook Pro 16' 2021 into my LG 27GP950, and I am getting full 4K 144hz! I thought 95hz was the max on this laptop (TB Dock limit). I would never have known this was possible! Thanks for your video!
The only downside I see for USB-C to DP is that it's not charging your Macbook with this port right?
How can you install the updated though ?
Yoooo, thanks I thought it was still capped to 60hz
@@jeffersonmp4 You just need to buy a thunderbolt 4 splitter dock and you can plug a single USB-C cable into any 4k 144hz screen via DP1.4 port and still be able to charge it.
I find that when I edit audio in Adobe Audition for my voice overs, using my ASUS VG279Q 144Hz monitor with my M1 Pro makes micro adjustments easier to make and I respond to them slightly faster. The smoothness makes me feel in more control and thus more confident in my movements. This is essentially the same advantage that you get in gaming, but for work. High refresh rate isn't just for games and I don't think anyone who says so has really used one or work in just text editing. This is also useful for video editing and the high refresh rates makes one slightly faster at these smaller movements that add up tremendously over time.
I keep my M1 Pro 14-inch on my desk and the Asus high-up. The difference in sharpness is of no issue to me, the monitor's colours are some of the best among gaming monitors (good enough for some colour work) and I'd much rather have high refresh rate vs high resolution. High refresh rate is much more noticeable in usage than high resolution.
Bro I have asus gaming monitor and when I connect my MacBook it only display the Home Screen if I play a video only the audio works on the monitor it’ll stay on the main screen of my laptop visual appears to just not work. have any idea what it could be
I have a MSI 27 144hz inch gaming monitor. It’s an absolute game changer for my work laptop. Work laptop is fixed at 60hz plus the obvious 14 inch screen makes it more difficult to work with multiple desktops. With the high refresh rate monitor, things get smooth and exciting to work.
One thing i have noticed is some laptops can’t push 144hz and my work laptop is set t 120hz monitor output where as my gaming laptop can output 144hz easy.
Clear explanations in plain English. No hype. ... Well done. Subscribed.
Appreciate putting the whole recap at the beginning of the video!
I tried a high refresh rate monitor at the shop a couple weeks ago, and it's a game changer. It really feels different and so smooth. The main issue seems to be that if you want cooler accuracy you should buy the 60hz ones, and if you want high refresh rate the 90/144 ones. It's kind of a big dilemma, I don't know if I've seen a decent monitor with a decent price that has both. But the Eve with 1440p sounds like a good deal thanks for the tip!
m32u for both
I think there is a 4k 144hz monitor from msi that supports up to 100% adobe rgb profile.
@@salzkraut8176 what about m28u? Is it also good?
honestly the best thing to do is just get two for each things lol
Great video we have a similar setup with the dual creator MacBook setup and a gaming PC. I also find that if you can make a video look good on a gamer monitor (which usually has worse colour) you can make it look good on anything.
I have a very similar setup but I'm wondering, how do you connect the pc to monitor + peripherals with just one cable? Does that require your PC to have thunderbolt as well? Would love to see a full video on the setup
This is such a useful, well made video. Thank you so much.
Been trying to find a 4K monitor that can maximize the 120hz of our Macbook Pro14. Plus you taught what specific cables to use! Nice! Kudos! Thank you!
Thank you. The Eve Monitor is something I was looking for
how you don’t have more subscribers is really baffling, amazing video
Finally find a (GREAT) video about that topic!
finally! was looking for this video exactlyyy
This is the video I was looking for and NOBODY ever tocuhed this topic !!! I didn't know which monitor to buy. Thanx a lot for making this video !!! Unfortunatelly there is no Benq monitor with 120 - 144 Hz that has this little click wheel... :( I hope this clip gets 1.000.000 views !
Hey, I totally agree on using a gaming monitor with a MacBook, but I had a BIG issue with an Alienware which was everything but sharp when using it with my MacBook M1 Max. Now I am afraid of buying a monitor which may be 120/144 hz if it's not thunderbolt. So I feel the number of monitors that are really available is really limited?
Great Video ! Do you still feel the Dell 32” is still better than perhaps 2/27” Monitors. I dont game STRICTLY Business Productivity (Excel, Word etc. but I am stuck having to use both my MAC Pro 14” AND a Windows 10 Laptop for Work. I am looking to clean up my desk and looking to go down to ONE larger monitor. Would a larger (say 34”) be better?
Hello,
Awesome video. I went ahead and purchased a gigabyte M32U which has a high refresh rate.
I also have a caldigit TS4. Just wondering what is the best connection to the caldigit and the monitor in order to get 4K and high refresh rate? Usbc to display port? Display to display?
Many thanks
4K at 120/144 Hz from an M1? (Air and Mac Mini) Is it really possible via USB-C to DP?
Apple always says: only 60Hz. I'm not talking about the Max M1 Pro, just the M1.
Yes, it is. I own a MacBook Air M1 and use a USB-C to DisplayPort cable with my LG monitor, the 34-inch 3440x1440 at 160Hz, and it works seamlessly with no issues.
Thanks for making this video... I tried to find out how to connect a 144 hertz montitor to a mac, and couldnt find anything. This video came at the right time!
Hey, thanks a bunch for the feature! Hope you enjoy your Eve Spectrum 4K. Let us know if you have any questions about your Spectrum and how to get the most of it with your Mac setup.
And yes, we'd love to see the full review of your desk setup! 😄Greetings from our team!
Hi guys, I actually reached out to you regarding the glossy version of this monitor and doing a comparison video. Is this something that's possible?
Hey man I had this idea and wondered why no one did it, and if its wrong to pair a high refresh rate panel with a mac. But after seeing this I defintely will, also love your channel keep up the good work!
BE VERY CAREFUL SWITCHING TO 30HZ! I switched in clamshell mode. Monitor displayed an error message saying it wasn't compatible with that refresh rate. I had to install a remote desk manager on my MacBook and an iPad to be able to SEE the desktop in clamshell mode so I could switch the settings for the external Dell monitor back to 60hz.
yesterday i have this problem too. i don’t know how to fix it so i reset my MacBook and use time machine to recovery it.
The 30fps comparison was super great
Hi, I am planning to buy a 4k monitor for my Macbook pro 14, and PS5 and Xbox series X. There are a lot of information out there about performance issues (ram, gpu usage etc) regarding to scaling on macbook pro.
I am not video editing but coding. I am planning to buy LG 27GP950-B or Dell 3223Q. Some people say 4k is best for 32 inch, not good for 27. I am really confused a lot. This video makes me clear to go with gaming laptop for sure. For productivity and gaming, do you suggest 32 4k or 27 4k or 27 1440p?
Thanks for the video.
For productivity use, I tried a high Hz monitor. It was a bit smoother moving windows around, but otherwise I didn't really care. I value text quality, so I'm much more interested in the pixel density. IMO at 27", 5K 60 Hz > 4K 60 Hz >> QHD 165 Hz. However, I don't game at all on my computers. I'd consider 4K 144 Hz though.
M32U is amazing. 4k 32" 144hz with excellent colors. I am saying this as I have two apple studio displays and the prod display xdr not being used - time to sell them!
Nice video! How did you get the colors good on the external monitor? Feels like all monitors to which I connect my Macbook 16" display very poor colors..
120+hz is also less straining for the eyes than 60hz. Headaches and for some even seizures are also more common with lower refresh rates.
why?
Seems like the eve spectrum is getting traction from many folks now. But it's design and bezel-less look is just seriously stunning and to die for.
I got one at launch and have had 0 issues. Honestly, it’s a great monitor.
The Eve Spectrum is a scam and a nothing-burger. Ten months later and still don’t have mine. It’s a pyramid scheme.
@@Aurummorituri yeah I was very nervous getting mine. Heard all about the horrible customer service and delays. Took the risk and everything worked out for me. But definitely a bit more risky than getting, say, the LG 950.
@@knockalong How long did it take? I've got nothing but excuse after excuse. First it was a system error so my monitor was not part of the last 2021 shipment. Then it was Covid parts delays. Then it was Chinese Lunar New Year. Then it was Covid lockdowns. Now it's just "we'll let you know". I don't want a refund when some comments have "confirmed" a refund and their order is cancelled, but the actual money is not back in their account several months later. I don't trust them at this point to actually give my money back.
@@Aurummorituri Oof yeah that’s rough. I’m glad I got to dodge all that. I preordered and received mine without any hiccups. I think mine came in on the first wave of deliveries. So I’ve had mine for 6 months or so.
Great video mate.
Most docks support limited refresh rates (60 Hz). CalDigit TS3 Plus: [DUAL 4K EXTENDED DISPLAYS]: Connect up to two 4K@60Hz (4096 x 2160 30-bit color) monitors via DisplayPort and Thunderbolt 3 / USB-C port, OR a Single 5K@60Hz display can be supported via the Thunderbolt 3 port. (***DisplayPort to HDMI/DVI/VGA adapter / cable must be an ACTIVE type.
So there is no way to have an external monitor using a dock with 144 Hz. If I am wrong, please correct me.
Thanks for the video! About connectivity: I just had to return my Apple Studio Display because it only comes with 4 thunderbolt 4 ports, and even the thunderbolt 3 cable wouldn't connect to my work laptop's USB-C port. Re. the Dough Spectrum Glossy, which is my second choice (once Apple returns me my money), would it work on my M2 Macbook Pro 13"? Your video seems to suggest connecting it with a "high quality USB-C" cable works with the M1, but when I tried connecting the Studio Display to my work laptop's USB-C with a USB4 cable it didn't work either.
After using promotion on the iPad and iPhone, I agree that refresh rate is much more important than many Mac users, myself included, have understood. I just hadn't experienced it before. But using a 4k panel with a Mac isn't an optimal experience due to what needs to happen to scale the content to an acceptable size. And 2.5k just isn't sharp enough for me. And so for me personally, I'm waiting for a high refresh, 5k monitor from Apple, if those rumors do indeed come true. And paying more for a monitor is a good investment, IMO. For example, the only reason I still use my late 2015 5k iMac is that I don't want to part with the display, nor do i want to buy a studio display with similar specs -- it just seems like a waste to spend that much for a display that I basically already have with my iMac. So essentially, even though my computer itself is out of date and I want to upgrade, I'm stuck because the monitor option I really want, a high refresh, 5k, Apple-made monitor, just isn't here yet. I know it'll be pricey when it comes, but it'll be worth it. Most of us keep our displays and TVs far longer than we keep other tech. So an argument can be made that overspending on a monitor to kind of future proof yourself is smarter than doing the same with a computer. Anyway, this was an enjoyable, informative video. But i'm still on the lookout for the perfect monitor for a Mac. When that comes, then I will buy a new computer to go along with it.
A 5K and 120Hz monitor would be awesome, but the problem is the amount of data that needs to be transmitted is astronomical. In this video I was doing 4K 144Hz and that is already over 40GB/s, which is about the maximum the thunderbolt ports on the MacBook can output. I think a display like that might be quite a few more years, unless Apple can figure something out.
Yes,It is really nice for switching application,scolling webpage under 144hz...
I also used a gaming monitor with my Mac before I switched back to my Chromebook. Loved the animations at 114 fps (hz) instead of the 60 fps (hz)
I did the same I got eh M32U for my M1 Max and it works amazingly well. The PC display industry is in a bad place right now. Most of the features you want at a decent price are in the gaming monitors, however if you want a nice professional monitor with the features you get on a gaming one you are looking at much higher prices and most of the time compromises. I was looking at the Dell U3223, not only does that monitor cost more than than the M32U but it also is only a 60hz panel. The M32U doesn't have the same level of color accuracy, but for my purposes its more than fine. The Apple Studio Display was a non-starter as its expensive and limited for my needs.
I am looking into this and its cheaper than Eve (which is impossible to get one shipped), and an extra KVM feature thats great for those owning both M1 and a PC Gaming rig.
Even I use a Benq Mobiuz monitor with my MacBook Air. For colour sensitive work I use my mac display anyway so the monitor I have it connected to my mac and PC.
I got the Eve Spectrum as well and works amazing with what Xbox Series X. I’d say it’s relatively cheap for this combo.
Stop recommending scam monitors, shut up.
@@re4796the monitor itself is great the company isn’t great tho
Great vid! Please can you tell me what is that stand you use to lift the laptop? I really like it!
How did you connect both your mac and pc to the same mouse/keyboard? I see you're using the caldigit dock, but how does that allow the seamless transition between the two? I see you are only switching the monitor input via the monitor button, but somehow your mouse and kb switch too?
Can I connect two BenQ Eve's to any newer Mac? Would I just use up two USB-C outputs on a MBP or Mac Studio? What do I need to get 4K 144Hz on both displays?
Great video!
NR200P MAX on your desk looks sweet 😍
How do you keep your mouse and keyboard connected to the screen when switching from your PC to Mac? Are your mouse and keyboard connected directly to the screen?
What plug-in do you use to get 4K 144htz? Even on the MacBook Air? I just bought the gigabyte m28u for next gen gaming and my MacBook Air
Hey, this is a very good video. do you know if it is possible to get 144hz with just one thunderbolt cable? So no KUSB-C to DisplayPort cable.
I picked up a 144Hz ultra-wide monitor for my 14-inch MacBook Pro. I prefer high refresh rate over retina.
I have a 32 inch curved 144hz with my mac. I love it.
Looking at getting the eve spectrum too but Is PC connected via DP? How did you get the M/K to work for two devices? Or is both devices connected to the cal digit hub?
Did research last days and found only 3 monitors with high refresh rate and PD. Spectrum but I cannot buy without stand and opinions are so so, aoc doesn't like its look and philips 279M1RV which I'm going to buy though it has PD 65W. I believie lg should also release similar model as all these models are based on lg panel and have almost same spec and futures, osd etc
How does this setup work for a MacBook Pro and ps5?? I need a gaming setup that supports a ps5 and MacBook Pro…Help!! My first gaming setup and I’m lost
Hey can you do 2 hdmi 2.1 monitors connected to MacBook pro? I'm curious whats the best and cleanest setup for it, 2 cables? 2 hubs? or just a dock
Hey, I am currently using a gaming monitor with my Mac. However, when I use the same monitor with my Windows PC, everything seems to run much smoother and it feels much smaller. I need to make a lot more swipes of my mouse when using the Mac to cover the same distance on the screen (at least that's how it feels). I just want to have the same feeling as I do on my Windows PC, for example when playing games. Any ideas?
I have an LG UltraGear 24GN600-B that can do up to 144hz, and I have both my base Macbook Air and my PS5 plugged into it
It’s such an awesome experience being able to get 120fps/hz on both! Minecraft at 100-120fps from a Macbook Air is buzzy 💀
Great content
I have a stigma that higher refresh rate displays have Low pixel densities. I’m sure that’s less true now than it was a few years ago, so I need to rethink that. I think it’s good to advertise refresh rate but more importantly pixel density. So a user can decide where they find the combinations optimal. A 180 ppi display that’s 120htz is nice but not as common.
One monitor setup video please. I've been looking into this recently.
I had recently bought color pro Full HD monitor of View-sonic, later i have realised due to poor PPI & Refresh rate, it had horrible display quality only on mac, also faced a lot of flickering on monitor, eventually i had to return it back. Do i need to go for higher refresh rate monitor like a gaming one to get better contrast and no flickering for macbook air m1? will it be require to have minimum 4k monitor or will i have same issue on 2k monitor too.. please help me in choosing one, really in big trouble...
Hey, I’m looking for a budget monitor as I prefer a larger screen than my laptop while working. Will be used more so for trading, video editing sometimes. Any recommendations? Thank you
as someone who edits a LOT of slow motion footage, having a high refresh rate monitor is super important when reviewing b-roll. Complete night and day when I need to watch those 120fps/120p videos. Honestly, if I edited normal shows and videos, I wouldn't have gotten my 165hz and 240hz monitors.
I've recently been looking at the Dell 27" UltraSharp U2724DE.
It's 1440p 120hz.
The alternative model is U2723QE which is 4k 60hz.
It sounds like you would recommend 120hz 1440p over 4k 60hz over all for programming on MacOS?
I'm considering mating a Mac mini m2 pro to this gaming monitor. you guys think its a good idea? would it be a seamless desktop experience? : )
Hi, can the Mac mini M1 and the MacBook Pro 14” drive this monitor at full 4K with 144 fps?
I have a question, does the Dough (Eve) 4k monitor work even while the MacBook is docked? Will It still display on the monitor?
Hi! I have a question, I bought a Gigabyte M28U monitor for my PS5 and I also want to use this monitor as an extended display for my iMac M1, but when I tested it my display in Gigabyte was pinkish tints, it's like broken, I connected it via Type-c adapter then HDMI from the adapter to the monitor, do you have any solution for this? Thanks in advance!
Hello. I would like to know if you have problems with the fonts on this 2k monitor? On dell 1080p the fonts are blurry. So I thought about getting a 4k to enjoy hidpi.
I subscribed as soon as a heard that beautiful Aussie accent. How about the Hidpi compatibility? Some monitors don't have that options when connected to MacOs. I'm thinking of buying a mac mini and a gaming monitor. Cheers
Hi, do you use the 27" 4k 144hz monitor without scaling? Because I'm going crazy with a 1440p monitor and scaling and I wouldn't want to use 3rd party software like BetterDummy (now BetterDisplay)
I just find it so weird that people don’t find high refresh more of a requirement. It must be that people haven’t tried it or something because I constantly hear “you don’t need high refresh for productivity tasks”. I edit a ton of video editing and I just can’t go back to lower refresh rates because it just is too slow and unresponsive.
I just got a GIGABYTE M28U 4k 144 hz and I have the option on MacOS to set it to:
- variable 48-144hz
- 144hz
- 120hz
- 60hz
And I was wondering if it's better to set it to variable or full 144hz?
what monitor do you reccomend for mac studio? I work in adobe illustrator using wacom cintiq pro but need 2 additional monitors and don't know which to get? Monitors just for youtube etc, nothing special
what happen if we use daily mac with Type C cable, It's get overcharge? Or get any impact on battery?
To add another layer of complexity, if you’re a photo/video editor, what’s the colour % ratings for each monitor? It’s great having fast response but colour representation is more important for creators 😎
Can you use a monitor with a DisplayPort 1.2 connector and get this to work?
Is there a cheaper dock just to get 4k 120 Hz out of my MP pro M1 and ideally charge it at the same time?
would it be possible to connect a gaming monitor to the hdmi port on the macbook and get a 144hz refresh rate?
thanks for informative vid sir. planning to buy mac mini m2 and the monitor i plan to use is what i have asus 27"" 165hz 1440p. is it possible thru hdmi? maybe on 120hz?
Does having an external monitor for macbook air m2 anyhow help increase the gaming performance? I usually only play games that demands less gpu power like Dota 2 but i need the frames for competitive advantage, should I get Macbook air m2 for some casual gaming with an external monitor? Since gaming on the laptop itself is only giving around 60fps at best on dota 2 low settings.
I’m buying a MacBook Pro m1 14” this week and would like to buy a monitor. Should I buy a 4K monitor?
Please make a video on the 1 monitor setup! Interested to see how to switch the peripherals between the setups
You can use Logitech MX series mouse and keyboard. It's made for seamless switching between different computers.
Nice video mate, how is the text sharpness of the eve monitor?
Can you please link a good usb-c cable for Macbook air M2 to Eve spectrum please? The one that enables 4k and 144hz. I have no idea what I'm doing. Happy Holidays ✨
Which monitors with good refresh rate and colour accuracy to my Macbook Pro for design work?
What would you recommend for a Macbook M1 Pro in 2024?
I definitely would. The screen displays gorgeous colors with stunning accuracy, at crisp quad HD resolutions. I'd like to find and play flight simulators with it. Call of Duty and "ofcourse" Mortal Kombat. It's hard to not be a gaming addict when you have the right tools(devices) at your disposal.
how you play cod on mac?
@@raif-it3yc old macbooks with intel processor allowed dual boot through boot camp
I dont get it.... can you get more than 60hz from the mac? I looked up the specs and the mbp has a 60hz output only....
So, if I have a Macbook Pro M2 2022, the limit of the refresh rate always will be 60hz?
I am using an acer predator xb271hu with my Macbook M1 Air and it is great. :)
I love your channel, keep goin'!
Greetngs from Hungary / Europe! :) #highfive
My first gaming monitor was a 2015 Acer Predator. Great monitor, still have it even to this day. I only stopped using it a few weeks ago.
Do you known how to setup a dual monitor 144hz with display port? Is that possible? Is there any adapter to use it?
How much max fps can I get from 2020 Macbook Pro with M1 chipset if I also want 2k resolution?
I use the LG 27GP950 (4k 120 Hz HDMI 2.1 monitor) with my Macbook Pro 16' 2021 via DisplayPort (using a Thunderbolt dock). It can peak at 4k 95 Hz on here. However, when working, I set my laptop and monitor to 60 Hz. Otherwise, using my work laptop and 60 Hz screen in the office (2 days a week) would look even worse.
This may be a really dumb question… but how do you connect your dock to both your Mac and PC?
I use a gaming monitor with my macbook pro. I use an AOC with a 144 refresh rate. It was originally meant for my gaming desktop but my macbook eventually took total control.
Haha Mac os is so satisfying. The only reason i still have my windows pc is for gaming.
@@glitchinthematrix9306 indeed it is, until I got my macbook I was always anti Apple. Still hate the iPhone but have one....
I have a 16 inch MacBook Pro 2019 i7 9750h and 5300m will it work with 144hz Benz monitor ? I mean does it support 144 hz ?
@@gigachad3861 i dont know, you would have to look it up, I have the newest version with the M1 Max.
I really want a max for school and I don’t which to get m2 MacBook Air or 14” MacBook Pro both will be base model and the most intensive thing I’ll do is play Minecraft Java 1.19??? Also will the m2 MacBook Air get really hot when play native Minecraft?
Thanks for the video. Does a gaming monitor act like VRR with video playback? Anotherwords, like my Promotion on my MacBook pro? In the UK most video is recorded in 25/50 fps and looks juddery on a 60/75hrs monitor.
I have a 2017 MacBook Pro and looking for a 4K monitor that i can run with 144Hz - any suggestions? I tried the GiGabyte M32CU, but i only get 60Hz :(
I have a problem with high res monitor where icons , text and everything is too small unless i lower the resolution and worsen the quality
so do I. I use my macbook air M1 with Gaming mouse and Gaming monitor, which works pretty fine