Will this monitor work with a Apple Mac Pro tower? null

Thank you for your question! The Mac Pro Tower supports 8K, 240Hz. The Odyssey G9 monitor covers the resolution and bandwidth. Even in youtube, the M1 macbook can run DQHD resolution.

I have a mac pro tower and this monitor. The graphics card that comes with the mac pro does not support this monitor natively. You can connect two separate display cables to the HDMI and Displayport inputs in the monitor, then configure MacOS to treat this as two separate monitors, then set the monitor to “multi-screen” mode as a workaround. It’s pretty clunky, and you will find yourself annoyed by the monitor’s crappy software, with its inability to come back to this default setting when it turns on. You’ll have to navigate into settings using the remote every time after bringing the monitor back from sleep.

It does not work with Mac Studio or Macbook Air very well. The display is stretched out. With HDMI to HDMI and Displayport to HDMI does not work.

Yes, it should via HDMI with low resolution or thunderbolt to displayport for the full resolution

Yes, either use a HDMI or Display Port connector to connect the Mac Pro to the monitor.

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Thank you for your question! The Mac Pro Tower supports 8K, 240Hz. The Odyssey G9 monitor covers the resolution and bandwidth. Even in youtube, the M1 macbook can run DQHD resolution.
Answered by Samsung 2 years ago
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I have a mac pro tower and this monitor. The graphics card that comes with the mac pro does not support this monitor natively. You can connect two separate display cables to the HDMI and Displayport inputs in the monitor, then configure MacOS to treat this as two separate monitors, then set the monitor to “multi-screen” mode as a workaround. It’s pretty clunky, and you will find yourself annoyed by the monitor’s crappy software, with its inability to come back to this default setting when it turns on. You’ll have to navigate into settings using the remote every time after bringing the monitor back from sleep.
Answered by john 1 year ago
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It does not work with Mac Studio or Macbook Air very well. The display is stretched out. With HDMI to HDMI and Displayport to HDMI does not work.
Answered by Anonymous 2 years ago
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Most definitely.
Answered by joseph 2 years ago
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Yes, it should via HDMI with low resolution or thunderbolt to displayport for the full resolution
Answered by Carti 2 years ago
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Yes, either use a HDMI or Display Port connector to connect the Mac Pro to the monitor.
Answered by JacobM 2 years ago
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