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Hi

I have a Mac Mini mid-2011.

According to the Apple spec sheet it says:

"HDMI port with support for up to 1920-by-1200 resolution"

But it doesn't say which version of HDMI it has.

Is that 1920x1200 a hard limit? I have a 27" screen that supports higher resolutions but they do not show up in the settings.

I am curious whether I maybe have an HDMI cable that is only v1.2 and if getting a more recent one (>v1.3) would allow me to select higher resolutions,

or if the Mini itself, in spite of being a 2011 model only uses an old HMDI standard.

I could get higher resolutions via the display port but my screen doesn't have the proper connector.

HMDI supports the following resolutions:

HMDI v1.0 (2002): 1920×1200p60

HMDI v1.1 (2004): 1920×1200p60

HMDI v1.2 (2005): 1920×1200p60

HMDI v1.3 (2006): 2560×1600p75

HMDI v1.4 (2009): 3840×2160p30

HMDI v2.0 (2013): 3840×2160p60

Any thoughts?

The Mac Mini does not support HDMI of more tha 1920x1200. Period.

Mac mini (Mid 2010) and later: Frequently asked questions about HDMI

The Mac Mini does not support HDMI of more tha 1920x1200. Period.

Mac mini (Mid 2010) and later: Frequently asked questions about HDMI

Thanks for the quick response.

I guess that settles it then :/

Hopefully this will change on the next Mac mini as the HDMI port on the Late 2013 model 15" MacBook Pro supports 4K video.

MacRat wrote:

 

Hopefully this will change on the next Mac mini as the HDMI port on the Late 2013 model 15" MacBook Pro supports 4K video.

As does the new Mac Pro.

I'm using a 2011 Mac Mini 2.3 I5 with HD3000 8GB Ram. 512mb Video Memory (set by Mac OS). Fresh install of Yosemite, no modifications or resolution software installed.

HDMI connected to a Dell U3415W running at 3440x1440.

Hope this helps

Hi, Please would you tell me what HDMI cable you are using

Thanks

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