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espacioami

macrumors member
Nov 10, 2022
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Your LG 27UP600 monitor is 60Hz max so you´ll get via thunderbolt 4 or hdmi 4k at 60hz. Anyway i think it´s better always connect it via thunderbolt 4/USB C and get for sure 10Bit color (i am not sure if hdmi 2.0 gets 10bit color) Mac Mini M2 will be fine with your monitor and no need to spend more money.
 

ciarals

macrumors member
Mar 26, 2010
86
10
Italy
Your LG 27UP600 monitor is 60Hz max so you´ll get via thunderbolt 4 or hdmi 4k at 60hz. Anyway i think it´s better always connect it via thunderbolt 4/USB C and get for sure 10Bit color (i am not sure if hdmi 2.0 gets 10bit color) Mac Mini M2 will be fine with your monitor and no need to spend more money.
Thank you for your reply. I'm using this cable: https://amzn.eu/d/5iE9GFa

Silkland USB C DisplayPort 1.4 2M, 8K@60Hz, 4K@144Hz/120Hz, 5K@60Hz, 2K@240Hz/144Hz, 32.4Gbps, 8K Thunderbolt 4/3 DisplayPort 1.4

Will it be fine for the use?
 

Haddery

Suspended
Nov 17, 2023
6
1
Anyone happen to catch the HDMI output specs? Apple site doesn't say much.
the exact HDMI specs for the Mac Mini M2. Apple's site can be a bit vague sometimes. But, if you're looking into HDMI stuff, check out this comparison between HDMI 2.1 and 2.0:https://hifiaudios.com/cables/hdmi-2-1-vs-2-0/. It might give you some useful info while you figure out the specs for the Mac Mini.
 
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