I have a Mac mini Pro M2 with some extra RAM, memory and GPU power. It automatically defaults to the 4K setting and works really well for Zwift. Way better than Apple TV4k. I use an HDMI cable from my computer to my smart tv and it works well. My heart rate monitor and Tacx Neo smart trainer both work with bluetooth without any issues or need for anything extra.
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I have a Mac mini pro m2 (with extra power, etc) and it defaults to the 4K setting. I just started using it a couple of weeks ago.
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With the Mac Mini, can you run Zwift on one monitor full screen ( not windowed ) and have a browser open on another monitor?
Yes. I have this setup.
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Will a USB-C to HDMI adapter work on Thunderbolt 4 ports on the Mac Mini?
Yes. I currently have 2 monitors connected. One via hdmi port and one via usb-c to hdmi. I’ve also got a portable monitor that works usb-c to usb-c. I have the Mac mini m2.
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Fantastic.
Thank you, @Peter_Matthews
I was looking into this option; runnig Zwift on a MacMini (m2) in my office (floor level 2)
And have it shown on my TV on floor level 0. Internet gives these options:
- Airplay (Build in AppleTV or Apple TV).
- Remote Desktop or Streaming via Software
But can my iPhone act as a bluetooth bridge for the KickrBike?
Yes see this support document:
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what settings does it go to? high or ultra?
https://zwiftalizer.com/ think says 1440 max but never 2160?
It goes to High and you can select 4K.
I see very little difference between High on my M1 Mac and Ultra on my PC. I see a huge difference between Basic and High. But that’s my highly subjective view and I’m not a gamer. I don’t run it in 4K (PC is not connected to a 4K display, and the 4K display I use with my mac is only 27").
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M2 users might also take a look at cranking up the config-file 
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