This MacBook Pro also lacks an ExpressCard/34 slot or Thunderbolt so you really can't go the route of an external graphics card. Honestly, the Matrox route is probably the most affordable workable solution to this problem. See that orange highlighted square, thats the NVidia GeForce pictured below: The graphics card is a key integrated part of the logic board on the MacBook Pro, there really is no separation of it from it to do an upgrade, short of replacing the entire motherboard, and even then you would be limited to what was available at the time for that generation of MacBook Pro. Unfortunately, there is not a cheap good or ideal way to do this. Or add another graphic card externally? (USB? does that even exist?) So I'm looking for a real solution for Macbook Pro dual external screen.Ĭhange my graphic card? (I don't even know where the second video output would go.). I thought it was an external graphic card, I had no idea that the processor would be doing the job instead (and very poorly).įurthermore I don't want to spend $200 or $300 to try the Matrox DualHead2Go and finally consider that the fact that it's one big "screen" extended over 2 screens (and not 2 real screen separed) is annoying (i'm really afraid this is would be a pain). I can't even watch a video on it, you can even see the difference when moving the mouse (and I have a i7 quadcore processor -_-). I have tried DisplayLink USB to DVI adapter but it's really choppy and unusable for me (photo and video editing). What I am trying to do is have dual external screen (Macbook Pro docked and closed). Or else is it possible to add another graphic card in (or outside) the Macbook so that I can use another display.
Is that possible to replace the existing graphic card of a Macbook Pro (Mid 2010, Mini DisplayPort, GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GT 330M) for a graphic card that could support 2 screen output?
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