Hey everyone,
I hope I don't get beat up too much for asking this question, being it's mac related. When it comes to deviating outside of the per-defined lines that Apple has set up, I've found that the apple community forums aren't very helpful.
I've got this 2018 Macbook Pro 15" connected to a Razer Core X Chroma eGPU using a Radeon Pro Wx 7100. Connected to the eGPU are the external monitors. I mention the order in which things are connected because it makes a difference on how the mac utilizes the eGPU. My question is this: What's the maximum resolution I can get out of my system? Specifically, I'm trying to figure out how many pixels I can push - both vertically and horizontally. I LOVE monitors, the more the better. I'm currently running 9440 x 1440'ish. But I'd like to bump it up to 10160 x 1440'ish if possible. (One of the monitors is running in portrait mode, and the macbook pro default vertical ressolution is 1800, that's why I say "ish". Most of the monitors are using 1440)
Being a mac I don't really do much gaming on it, mostly I just like to have all my documents open at the same time when I work, so maintaining an FPS of >30 is all I'm really interested in.
I've come here because I need some minds that are more accustomed to thinking about what a computer CAN do, versus what the manufacturer/normal user says it will do.
Anybody have any thoughts?