Do I need a better HDMI cable? Would a MDP->DP cable do the trick? Any advice is appreciated! However, for VG280K, when I choose "Scaled", it only shows 4 options (refer to screenshot), none is UHDĪlso this is the System Report->Graphic Display section, VG280K is marked as 1920x1080. For the built in Retina display, when I choose "Scaled" instead of "Default for display", I can see there are 4 little squares. I tried to adjust the resolution by going to "System Preferences"->"Display". The VG280K have 2 HDMI 2.0 port and 1 full size DP (DP1.2) port, I'm using the HDMI cable coming with the monitor. This old MacBook pro (late 2012) does have 2 MDP and 1 HDMI, I'm assuming the 2 MDP should be Thunderbolt 2 However, when I connect my old MacBook Pro (late 2012) with HDMI cable, it will only display FHD (1920x1080), which is very disappointing. Why external 4K Display will only display on 1920x1080? I got a 28' UHD 4K monitor today (Acer Nitro VG280K), the tech spec does claim max resolution 3840x2160.
I have found posts describing difficulty obtaining 4k monitor support from this MacBook Pro, but 2560x1440? Using it with this MacBook Pro is important to me. The NEC PA272W monitor is a 27" professional unit designed to support detailed color calibration and a native resolution of 2560 x1440 for photographic and video applications.
The same cable into the same monitor generates the full 2560x1440 resolution when plugged into my Mac Mini mid-2011, or a Dell desktop, so I feel confident that there are no problems with the monitor or the cable. I am using the Apple USB-C Digital AV Multiport Adapter connecting to the monitor through an HDMI cable. I cannot get greater than 1920x1280 resolution from the MacBook Pro. I am running macOS High Sierra, Version 10.13.4, and the machine seems to operate perfectly in every other respect. My MacBook Pro contains the I7 CPU, Radeon Pro 560 4096 MB option in addition to the Intel graphics, 16Gb of RAM, and a 2Tb SSD. I have a MacBook Pro 2017, 15 inch, fully optioned, which won't support my NEC Multisync PA272W professional monitor.
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