Dell UltraSharp U3011 30 Monitor
The MDP2DPMM6 Mini DisplayPort to DisplayPort Adapter offers a cost-effective solution for connecting a Mini DisplayPort-enabled laptop (MacBook, MacBook Pro, MacBook Air) to a standard DisplayPort monitor, or DisplayPort-equipped HDTV.
Featured StarTech 6-Feet Mini DisplayPort to DisplayPort Adapter Cable – M/M (MDP2DPMM6)
- Latching DisplayPorts connector prevents accidental disconnection
- Backed by the StarTech.com lifetime warranty and free technical support
- Latching DisplayPort connector provides added cable security
- Compatible with Apple mini DisplayPort products
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Maximum resolution Possible,
I tried many adapters to achieve the best resolution that my new Dell 30-inch monitor offered. Took many days and this was the ONLY adapter that worked.
While I was able to get the normal and very good resolution of HDMI adapter/cords (1900) and okay but higher resolution with VGA (2048 x 1280), this ten buck cord did the trick. It caused a great deal of flickering of the screen until I enabled MIRRORING and made sure that Overscan was off. At first the cord and the monitor and my laptop were, shall we say, in negotiations on what resolution would be provided. Staying in the system preferences, display boxes, clicking and un-clicking mirroring, I was able to get the maximum resolution of the monitor which is 2540 x1600. I tried the Apple Minidisplay port to dual-link display port adapter and that was a waste of time and it will be returned shortly. The resolution it gave was around 1600x but it looked horrible, made the monitor appear as one of the original and huge CRT monitors from the 80s. I highly recommend this cord, nice gold plated connections and I will likely buy another.
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|WAKE UP!,
Cable is not VESA compliant. Hence, you will have issues with waking up your connected display when resuming your computer from a soft (screen only off) or hard (low power state) sleep. Pin 20 is connected. Hence, both the display and computer try to provide 3.3V on pin 20. This causes link negotiation issues, which leads to the aforementioned inability to “wake” the connected display. Tested on 2 different displays and 2 different computers with mini display ports, for a total of 4 configurations that all showed that the cable is at fault.
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|intermittent cable,
I bought this cable to use with my new 13″ MacBook Pro, connecting with a new Dell 30 inch monitor, U3011. The monitor kept falling into sleep mode and I had continual issues, which I thought were a compatibility problem between my new Macbook Pro and the monitor. I then found this mini display port adapter cable from another manufacturer and since installing it I have had zero issues in regards to performance and compatibility between my MacBook Pro and my new Dell monitor. This Star Tech cable has some serious compatibility and intermittent problems when being used with the new MacBook Pro connecting to Dell monitor U3011.
I purchased my replacement cable from circuit assembly and I am now running 100% error-free.
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