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Hi! I can't find the answer to this anywhere and I've tried it but am not sure if it's not working because there's a technical limitation or if it's due to user error.
I have a 2010 iMac and a 2012 iMac that I want to use as dual monitors for my 2015 MacBook Pro.
Is this feasible?
iMac 27″, macOS 10.15
The 2012 iMac requires a Thunderbolt, cable, the 2010 iMac requires an MDP cable & the 2010 iMac needs to be 27"...
You can connect any of these older iMac models to another Mac from 2019 or earlier for use as an external display. Learn how to identify your iMac model.
Target display mode requires macOS High Sierra or earlier on the iMac used as the external display. It does not work with macOS Mojave or later.
The 2012 iMac requires a Thunderbolt, cable, the 2010 iMac requires an MDP cable & the 2010 iMac needs to be 27"...
You can connect any of these older iMac models to another Mac from 2019 or earlier for use as an external display. Learn how to identify your iMac model.
Target display mode requires macOS High Sierra or earlier on the iMac used as the external display. It does not work with macOS Mojave or later.
lol well if it *is* feasible, then how would you go about it? So far I have tried the following two methods:
In both cases, I can only get Target Display Mode to load on ONE of the iMacs.
Feasible yes, possible, possibly. Likely, not very.
I would not go about it, I would buy external displays and connect them.
Any luck?
Using two iMacs in Target Display Mode as monitors for MacBook Pro?!
