macbook pro late 2013 thunderbolt to displayport

Connecting Your Seagate Device to a MacBook Pro Late 2013 with Thunderbolt to DisplayPort

Are you having trouble connecting your Seagate external drive to your MacBook Pro late 2013? If so, it's essential to ensure that your device is connected to the correct port. The Thunderbolt port on your computer is designed specifically for devices that require high-speed data transfer, whereas Mini DisplayPorts are limited to supporting only Mini DisplayPort devices.

The MacBook Pro late 2013 has a unique design feature where some of its ports resemble Thunderbolt ports but are actually Mini DisplayPorts. To identify the correct port, look for the small lightning symbol printed on your computer's case next to the port. If you connect your Seagate device to a Mini DisplayPort instead of a Thunderbolt port, it will not be detected.

In addition to connecting your external drive, some Mac computers include an interface for external devices known as Thunderbolt. This allows you to connect various peripherals and accessories to your computer. However, if you are using a gamepad via USB, you may need to use a USB on-the-go (OTG) cable to connect it to your phone.

For optimal gaming performance, we recommend attaching your Microsoft or Sony gamepad to your phone using gamepad clips. Some devices may require additional drivers and/or software updates to function properly. It's also essential to set the controller to work in DirectInput mode for seamless gameplay.

The article goes on to list various compatible gamepads with GeForce NOW, including:

* Sony DualShock 4 connected via Bluetooth or USB

* Sony PS5 DualSense connected via Bluetooth or USB

* All Microsoft Xbox Wireless controllers using Bluetooth or USB

* NVIDIA SHIELD controller connected wirelessly or using USB

By following these simple steps and ensuring that your devices are compatible with each other, you can enjoy a seamless gaming experience on your MacBook Pro late 2013.

Macbook pro late 2013 thunderbolt to displayport