Graphics cards with miniDisplayPort

miniDisplayPort

— the presence of at least one miniDisplayPort connector on the video card.

This output is a smaller version of DisplayPort, differing from the original only in the dimensions and shape. For more information about this interface, see “DisplayPort”; here we note two points. Firstly, thanks to the miniature shape of the connector, modern video cards can provide up to eight miniDisplayPort outputs. Secondly, the same type of connector is used in the Thunderbolt interface versions v1 and v2, and many monitors with such inputs can also be connected to regular miniDisplayPort (although it will be useful to check this possibility separately).