Hello,
 
I recently purchased a Macbook Pro and am looking to connect two additional monitors to a single mini display port. I only have 2 ports in total and the ethernet adapter requires one of them. In this instance wireless will not work and I need more speed than a standard USB-Ethernet adapter. Altogether, I have two 1920x1080 monitors that I want to use in conjunction with my retina display and I was wondering a few things specific to the DisplayPort hub. 
 
1. Probably a stupid question, but I'm assuming that this is compatible with a Mac/OS X?
2. I will need to have an odd setup where my Mac is mini display and the monitors are DVI. In terms of setup I'm envisioning something like this:
 
mini display to display cable -> hub -> 2x display to DVI cables -> monitor
 
Hopefully others can share their thoughts or maybe an EVGA team member that is knowledgable about the product. I look forward to your response, thanks!

Hi Erin,
 
Thanks for that tidbit! It looks like the original monoprice cables I was planning to buy are passive cables. Time to go find something else.
 
Thanks!

Strange, the Thunderbolt ports are DP 1.2, and should work just fine. Are you running Mavericks on your MBP? Also, do you have BootCamp installed and can boot into Win 7 or 8?

Are you running the 10.9.3 or 10.9.4 update on your MBP? From the notes that I've seen, it should improve displayport support in Mavericks.

jygly
Has there been any traction on this?  I'm just about to do the same thing with a 2014 Macbook Air + EVGA.

Bottom line is that it doesn't work on my 2013 MBP or any MBP for that matter (right now at least), all you will receive is mirrored output and the OS will only detect one monitor. It does work on Windows because of the native Intel graphics application and it's ability to support MST (outlined below), when the device is plugged in it pops up and displays all attached monitors properly. I purchased the device and now have a $100 paperweight.. yes I do have proper active adapters and I was able to confirm by testing them in a Windows configuration.
 
After doing a bit of research, I realized that the Linux kernel does not yet support Multi-Stream Transport (MST) which is what's used to differentiate the signals to different screens. This has been slated for mainstream 3.17 kernel. So until then, it will not work with any Linux/Unix based kernel lower than this version, unless you manually build in MST support. Here's a few articles about MST and the kernel published earlier this year.
 
http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTcxMjI [June 2014]
http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTY1MjI [April 2014]
 
This line pretty much sums it up:
"Right now trying to use MST will just yield a single-stream and the same image being broadcast across all displays". 
 
Sorry for not following up sooner and I hope this helps!

jygly
 
Thanks for the quick reply, even if the news is unfortunate. Well, I have the EVGA unit in hand and the other bits are on the way. I suppose my only hope for now is that my Air is 2014.  Are you running OS 10.9.4?

I'm running 10.9.5.

To be honest, I would just keep it for the time being because it will work eventually. The Matrox Dual and Triple head devices will work right now with OSX, however, they don't separate the signals for the monitors. You'll simply have one large resolution that stretches between all displays. They also cost a bit more.

Sorry to bump an old thread, but has their been any updates on this in El Capitan with having the individual monitors, not just mirroring? Looking to purchase this for my 2014 Macbook pro if so. All 3 monitors are display port. 

Dear community,
 
I am owning a EVGA Displayport HUB but unfortunately it does not work. My Acer (DVI(HDMI)) and Viewsonic (DVI) shows the same picture, so its cloned and not using extended or mst mode.
 
Right now I am asking myself if I purchased the wrong adapters, since I read with MST you should use active adapters.
 
Would you have any hints for my problem? Someone already got it running?
 
Config:
 
Macbook Air 11.1" (Early 2015)
 
1x ViewSonic VP191s (VGA and DVI)
1x Acer AL2216W (DVI (to HDMI)
 
 
EVGA 200-DP-1301-L2 Displayport Hub

 
SAMTECH Displayport DP to VGA Connector Adapter Male to Female Cable Adapter Converter - Black

 
Wentronic Displayport-Adapter (19-polig HDMI-Buchse auf 20-polig DP-Stecker)

 
DELOCK Adapter DP-St > DP mini-Bu white

 
Kind regards
Chris

Welcome to the forms,
 
Maybe if you start a new post and your title starts with something like: 
 
Need help EVGA DisplayPort Hub 200-DP-1301-L2 Compatibility
 
You may get some input
 
The OP post was several month ago.

So Macbook Air (Early 2015) with Thunderbolt 2 does not support MST?