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Question: Will this connect to a 2014 Mac Pro?  What would be the best adapter for the best resolution?
Document: I bought the Dell U2713HM for my Mac mini 2012. I use the &#34;Mini DisplayPort (Thunderbolt&#8482; Port Compatible) to DisplayPort Cable&#34; to connect Mac mini with the monitor in order to get the full resolution(2560 x 1440 dpi). The cable is a lot cheaper then Mini MB571Z/A DisplayPort to Dual-Link DVI Adapter. Color wise it works perfectly with my Epson Stylus 1280 printer.
I bought this one to replace my previous Apple 27 inch screen, which I hook up to my MacBook Pro. Not only is it sharper than my old Mac screen, it is higher (which is better because my laptop sticks out when open) and simply connects with one $7.99 StarTech 6-Feet Mini DisplayPort to DisplayPort Adapter Cable. No big bulky connector boxes like my Apple screen. And A LOT CHEAPER! So, even though I am an Apple fan...Dell wins this one!
No issues, works with my 2009 MacBook Pro to give me 2560 x 1440 resolution. Bought the Apple Mini DisplayPort to Dual-Link DVI Adapter in order to get the max resolution.
This is a fantastic monitor! I have it connected to two different laptops via a kvm switch. Maximum VGA resolution is fine, but  this monitor really shows its stuff when you connect it via the Displayport adapter. I can run 3 full screen apps with no overlap and no loss in clarity. The Dell screen management utility gives a flexible method to manage multiple full screen windows. The matte screen cuts glare the same significantly. Movies in full HD resolution look great in either full screen or in a window.
Sold crisp picture. Fights glare very well. Nice adjustable stand. Great for software dev or pretty much anything else for that matter. If you've got a macbook pro or similar, make sure you get a displayport to mini-dp adapter like the Accel B112B to make sure you get full 1440p resolution.
Well, the monitor certainly worked but it wasn't tack-sharp like I expected. Turns out the resolution was only (!) 1080p, the best you can get from an HDMI cable, apparently. So, I switched to a DVI cable and appropriate MDP adapter. Same result as the HDMI cable.Then I did some research and bought--simply, it now seems--a DisplayPort cable with the mini DisplayPort on one end.
Display is great -- don't see the yellow or bleeding problem on this one. This is an April 2013 manufacture and version 01. The only problem I had is that I could not get the display to work with mac mini or macbook air using a mini displayport to displayport adapter. It appears that displayport is not that robust and still has issues. I had to use the apple mini displayport to dual link DVI adapter to get full screen resolution capability.
Works very well with Macbook Pro 2011, 15&#34;. Used displayport cable to get the best resolution.No complaints, crystal clear image.Definitely worth the money.
This is a fantastic monitor for the price, and I would buy it again in a heartbeat. No problems whatsoever, no dead pixels. It's seriously one of the best-calibrated-from-the-factory monitors I've ever seen, easily beating the pants off of monitors nearly twice the price. It comes ready to go in what's called sRGB color space, and my Mac running Mountain Lion automatically detected it and set the color profile, and all was peachy.
Also, on initially connecting my MacBook Air to the monitor with the Mini DisplayPort to DisplayPort cable, the resolution defaulted to 1920 x 1080 - this was indicated in the Dell's on-screen display menu. However, this was quickly remedied by going into System Preferences on the Mac. In the &#34;Displays&#34; section, I had to manually change the resolution to 2560 x 1440 or the &#34;Best for display&#34; setting.
Answer: Yes, I use this display at full resolution with my MacBooks.  I'm using this cable: "Cable Matters Gold Plated Mini DisplayPort (Thunderbolt™ Port Compatible) to DisplayPort Cable" for my Macs, and this cable "Cables To Go 26911 DVI-D Male/Male Dual Link Digital Video Cable" for my Windows workstation.