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1. #HOW TO CONNECT TWO MONITORS TO MACBOOK PRO 2018 FULL#
2. #HOW TO CONNECT TWO MONITORS TO MACBOOK PRO 2018 MAC#

Connect a USB-C cable from the first monitor to the second monitor. Plug in the USB-C cable from the MacBook Pro to the first monitor. Once this information is obtained, the best combination of devices that will allow for 3 total displays (if the systems GPU supports 2 or more) would be the usage of our TBT3-UDV Thunderbolt 3 Docking station ( ) which will allow two total displays to be connected to the dock (1 via the built in Dp 1.2 port, and the other connected via a USB-C/Thunderbolt 3 to HDMI/DP cable) and another to be connected to the other side of the Macbook pro, utilizing one of the available USB-C/Thunderbolt 3 ports with an additional USB-C to HDMI/DP cable. It actually is very simple to connect three external monitors to one MacBook Pro.

If it is one of the higher end AMD/Dual GPU systems, the maximum supported displays would be 4.

#HOW TO CONNECT TWO MONITORS TO MACBOOK PRO 2018 MAC#

If it is a Macbook Pro with only an Intel based GPU, the maximum number of displays allowed to be connected externally is 2. If you have no desire to get a separate Mac desktop computer, but want to either supersize your laptop's screen for gaming or need to get additional screen real estate while you work, then. The 2016 15' MBP can handle four 4K monitors at 60Hz, so I assume the 2018 15' MBP would do the same at least. See the System requirements and compatible Mac models section of the Apple Support article Set up and use Apple Pro Display XDR. I am using a late 2016 15' MBP running dual 4K monitors at 60Hz (USB-C): it is buttery smooth for everything and CPU usage is barely noticeable (if at all) for having 4K displays connected.

#HOW TO CONNECT TWO MONITORS TO MACBOOK PRO 2018 FULL#

Note: The MacBook Pro can support full 6K resolution on the Apple Pro Display XDR. In order to utilize a combination of devices, the number of displays allowed relies heavily on the systems GPU. Connect a USB-C display: Connect the display to a Thunderbolt port on your MacBook Pro.