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Added more monitors, fixed few errors
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It's an old topic, but you I'll still post it here, just in case.

I'm not sure about specific details of TB-to-DVI adapter, but in general you CAN control somequite a lot of monitors. There's a great little free program called MonitorControl by the0neyouseek, it gives you option to control brightness, contrast, and even volume on external monitors. 

I personally tested it with Samsung P2450, AOC G2460F, Dell S2240M, and even old 4:3 Samsung 710n VGA via adapter, and it worked without problems at all.

It's an old topic, but you I'll still post it here, just in case.

I'm not sure about specific details of TB-to-DVI adapter, but in general you CAN control some monitors. There's a great little free program called MonitorControl by the0neyouseek, it gives you option to control brightness, contrast, and even volume on external monitors. I personally tested it with Samsung P2450, and it worked without problems at all.

It's an old topic, but I'll still post it here, just in case.

I'm not sure about specific details of TB-to-DVI adapter, but in general you CAN control quite a lot of monitors. There's a great little free program called MonitorControl by the0neyouseek, it gives you option to control brightness, contrast, and even volume on external monitors. 

I personally tested it with Samsung P2450, AOC G2460F, Dell S2240M, and even old 4:3 Samsung 710n VGA via adapter, and it worked without problems at all.

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FrytechTV
FrytechTV
  • 81
  • 1
  • 4

It's an old topic, but you I'll still post it here, just in case.

I'm not sure about specific details of TB-to-DVI adapter, but in general you CAN control some monitors. There's a great little free program called MonitorControl by the0neyouseek, it gives you option to control brightness, contrast, and even volume on external monitors. I personally tested it with Samsung P2450, and it worked without problems at all.