I am concerned about flashing my adapter to 's provided 7.02.130 firmware version without knowing where it came from. This shows that the product now uses the VMM7100 chip and the latest version is 7.02.120. Thunderbolt 4 to HDMI, Study the different adapters for the Thunderbolt 4. (2) The Cable Matters kb posted on a firmware update for Product 201388-A. Synaptics have recently released VMM7100, a new single chip USB-C to HDMI 2.1 bvideo interface. Buy Tobo 5-in-1 Dual USB-C Hub with Thunderbolt 3 Port (40Gbs) 5K60Hz, 4K USB-C to HDMI, PD Charging Port, 2 USB 3.0 Ports(TYPE-C-5-IN-1) USB Adapter only for Rs. Here's some additional information that I found: ASUS ThunderboltEX 4 is a Thunderbolt 4 add-on card that offers 40 Gbps bi-directional. Is it possible for you to provide step by step instructions customized for those of us that have the VMM7100 chip? I'm still not clear whether this adapter with this chip will provide the to my Mac Studio. Atolla USB-C - HDMI cable (thunderbolt compliant) not working. I'm new at this and am a bit confused as how to use your instructions with this firmware file. Since this file is not located on the Cable Matters website, where did it come from and is it safe to use on my adapter? The Cable Matters website shows the highest firmware version to be 7.02.120 which came on my provided a file named "Spyder_fw_USBC_CM_7.02.130forMac.fullrom" and suggested upgrading to version 7.02.130. Your adapter must be able to convert to HDMI 2.1, if that is what you need. Instead, the upgrade tool informed me that it is CHIP VMM7100. The Mac can send a signal fast enough over ThunderBolt or USB-C. I ordered the Cable Matters adapter 201388-GRY expecting CHIP VMM6100.
Mac Studio M1 Pro => Cable Matters 201388 adapter (w/chip VMM7100) => 8K certified HDMI cable => LG OLED 55" C2 Y2022 television HDMI 2.1 port.
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