#MACBOOK PRO 4K 60HZ DISABLE SIP SWITCHRESX MAC OS X#
The VIZIO has an HDMI 2.0 port so can do 4K 60Hz but I noticed that Mac OS X (10.10.2) can still only do over it's in-built HDMI port while the same machine, when booted into Windows 8.1 (Bootcamp) can do very easily. A user in github kingo132 has a bugtracker post and in this post there's a screenshot of SwitchResX custom resolution. Initially monitor didn't work at all but after some. I hooked it up to LG 32UD89-W 4K monitor with included USB-C cable. Beware this is a hacky way, in my macbook it worked without a problem. 1 I've just got a new MacBook Pro 16' with Radeon 5500M 4GB. You have to set custom resolution for the external display in SwitchResX app. Im running 2560 x 1440 120Hz with HDR ON, via Display Port to a monitor. The Display Ports on the Mac can run at higher resolutions. Apple would have to release a new Mac mini model with HDMI 2.1 support to be able to get 4K 120Hz out of the HDMI port. So I also bought a VIZIO 50" 4K display ("P502ui-B1E") and a new Macbook Pro 15" Retina Mid 2014 (GeForce 750M) I got 120 Hz 4K SDR, before I couldn't get anything above 60 Hz with HiDPI. So that means 2560 x 1440 120Hz or 4K 60Hz maximum from that port. maybe should have ordered the 39" display.
I have to move my head quite a bit - like when talking to 2-3 people at a party and you have to move your head to make eye contact. On a side note, at the native 4K resolution, everything looks the right size on the screen at 3' away but the panel is a bit too big. Sometimes it goes for 5 or more minutes! It's a weird bug and I know that opening the macbook pro lid helps it get quickly out of this weird mode. Sometimes when coming out of sleep, the HDMI panel keeps cycling through a black screen, displays "snow" or digital white noise. Ok, so I got the display and it works just fine - power it up and connect the HDMI cable and it's set to 4K 30Hz (the panel's limit).
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