“How do I connect this monitor to my Macbook Pro 2016 to get 60Ghz? Right now I only get 30Ghz. Any dongle?”

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• Thunder bolt 3 (usb-c) to display port cable.

  Answered by Hornet4848 7 years ago

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• Hi MacBookProuser. I just bought the 27UK600-W as well and I have a 2015 MacBook Pro and was wondering if you had your question answered? Can a 2015 MacBook Pro be connected to this monitor? And if so, which cable? USB-C? Thanks

  Answered by KDOG 6 years ago

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• Unfortunately to get 60Hz you have to use the DisplayPort interface. HDMI will get 30Hz maximum, but this is not only true for this monitor. Any 4K monitor requires DisplayPort to get 60Hz. Not sure if you can get 60Hz out of an adapter because it's a limitation of HDMI itself.

  Answered by Todd 7 years ago

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