Operation is very simple, just plug the adapter into the Thunderbolt 3 port on your computer, connect it with a display device via HDMI cable and you can start using immediately.ĭriver installation is automatic. Using the “Extend” and “Mirror” modes, you can for example use applications on two monitors (e.g., wide spreadsheets), or you can work on the first screen and search the Internet on the second screen, you can compare several documents simultaneously without constant switching between the open windows, also you can display panoramic images on two screens. It is ideal for editing 4K 60Hz video or for other Ultra HD tasks such as CAD drawings or viewing medical images. Its performance allows you to run the most demanding applications on one or two independent displays. The adapter is an excellent choice for designers, graphic designers, gamers, and other users working with more than one screen simultaneously. The connector has many advantages, it is smaller, symmetrical and allows easy connection, because you can rotate the connector either way. The adapter is intended primarily for devices that are equipped with a Thunderbolt 3 interface (MacBook Pro 2016, DELL XPS12, DELL XPS 13, DELL XPS 15, HP Elite X2, EliteBook Folio G1, Spectre x360, Lenovo Thinkpad P50, Lenovo Thinkpad P70 etc.).
The adapter supports 2x 4K resolution and stereo sound. I tec Thunderbolt 3 Dual Hdmi Video Adapter Sku Controller Cards: ,Expand your desktop with one or two external HDMI monitors, via the new Thunderbolt 3 connector. My guess is that it is SW related, or maybe something wrong with the HW (maybe GPU?) of your Mac, but I am betting on SW/OS related.I-tec Thunderbolt 3 Dual Hdmi Video Adapter Sku Controller Cards. They are posted now.Ĭan you post the adapter you purchased? It's posted below. I think you may have forgot to post the photos. Connect HDMI cables where space is an issue such as wall mounted TVs with this adaptor which swivels up to 180º Gold plated connectors. I checked and my update to Big Sur 11.3.1. It happened on Monday, May 10th not the 3rd. I was incorrect on the days I said earlier. And I do not know how to uninstall an update. It's a little late to do the right thing now. If anything, just to test to see if your HW is working correctly, but if you have no reason to run newer OS versions, just stick with stuff you know works. If there was a SW update, I would suggest going back to an older OS version of Big Sur, or maybe back to Mojave or Catalina. If it was running great until Monday, did something change? Do you have auto-updates enabled? Yes, I did I don't now.
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