Some Macs have TPM 2.0 support in the processor, but as it stands, none of them support it on the motherboard. It may not be possible to do in software, but in order for an Intel Mac to run Windows 11 officially, Apple will have to update Macs for that compatibility, or Microsoft will have to remove that requirement.
When we were reading we ran into the question “Do you need TPM to run Mac OS X?”.
One requirement — the need for support for TPM 2.0 — may keep Macs from ever officially running the OS. Some Macs have TPM 2.0 support in the processor, but as it stands, none of them support it on the motherboard.
You might be asking “Does MacBook Pro (Retina) have TPM chip?”
I would like to purchase one new macbook pro. Just want to know if new pro has TPM chip on motherboard by default? Thanks for the reply. There’s no TPM chip. Apple has not included TPM in its hardware for years. It was not used for anything when they did. There’s no TPM chip.
The chip itself is perhaps rather jealous of the Apple T2 chip and which does so much more, and where people actually buy the computer for the things it brings. Few people buy a computer because it has a TPM, but lots of people buy a Macbook and an i. Phone because it is trusted to look after your sensitive data.
Does macos catalina support tdm?
Unfortunately it appears that an i. Mac running Catalina can no longer function in TDM. A Catalina mac can use the display an i. Mac with an older OS that is set to TDM (something I do daily with my Catalina MBP to my High Sierra i. Mac). I don’t know if this is lack of support in Catalina itself or if installing Catalina updates firmware and that kills support.
A common query we ran across in our research was “Which Mac models can I install macOS Catalina on?”.
You can install mac. OS Catalina on any of these Mac models. This list will be updated as other compatible models become available. If you’re using one of these computers with OS X Mavericks or later, you can install mac, and os catalina.
Does macos support 144hz?
After a quick search around the internet, I found that in order for Macs to be able to use a 144Hz refresh rate on the monitor, one would need a monitor that had USB-C support (that meant that the monitor has a USB-C port) or for the Mac to connect to the monitor using a Display. Port 1.4 cable (the Xiaomi has 2 HDMI ports and 2 Display Port ports).
In my case i only get 120hz, i’m using a Macbook pro 2017, a Samsung Odyssey monitor with hdmi 2.0, but Mac. OSX only shows 120hz in screen options. You must log in to answer this question. Not the answer you’re looking for?
, yes, mac OS supports G-SYNC if you have a supported Nvidia graphics card, a g-sync monitor, and the Nvidia drivers installed. Yup, I successfully use a 144hz with my Hackintosh. Newer display port and hdmi 2 will run above 120.
One of the next things we wondered was; can you get 144Hz on a Mac mini?
If you have a Mac Mini, you are in luck. You can just connect a HDMI 2.0 cable directly from your Mac Mini to your external monitor and achieve 144Hz already. What about the Xiaomi 34″ Monitor?
Does the 2020 iMac support Display Port and Thunderbolt?
So, it seems to support display port, but not thunderbolt., both i Macs worked fine in target display mode as a dual setup with my 2017 Mac. Book Pro 13″, but not the 2020.
Can I use a Thunderbolt cable with the new MacBook Pro 13?
If the other Mac uses Thunderbolt 3, you can use the Apple Thunderbolt 3 (USB-C) to Thunderbolt 2 Adapter with your [genuine Thunder, and bolt] cable. That’s a genuine Thunder. Bolt cable, right, not just a Mini Display, and port cable? Both are Apple issued, the cable and adapter. It works fine from the 2017 Mac. Book Pro 13, just not the new 2020 model.
A frequent query we ran across in our research was “Does Target Display Mode work with MBP 2020 13”+ iMac 27”?”.
According to what Apple Support told me today after some tests with them (and chasing them for a couple of weeks), Target Display Mode does NOT work with MBP 2020 13” + i. Mac 27” late 2013.