According to the latest report, Intel Mac users running Windows on Mac can now update the drivers in Boot Camp (boot conversion tool) to implement Apple’s new Studio Display support.
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Moreover, Apple regularly updates Boot Camp to introduce support for new hardware, as well as bring compatibility and performance improvements. In a March software update, Apple has enabled Boot Camp to work with the new Studio Display.
Furthermore, Boot Camp has been updated to version 6.1.17, introducing two key features. First, it adds compatibility with Studio Display monitors, ensuring that Intel Mac users running Windows can use the monitor without problems.
The update also includes an AMD graphics driver update, which is especially useful for eGPU users. Boot Camp is Apple’s software for running Windows on Mac hardware and can be used on Intel-based Macs.
Apple Silicon Macs can run Windows in a virtual machine in macOS, which means that support for Studio Display will be available by default as long as macOS is up-to-date. While Studio Display will work on Windows, macOS-specific features, such as the Webcam’s Center Stage, will not work.
