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The flickering issue with your Apple Studio Display (ASD) is likely due to an incompatible adapter or bandwidth limitation—the CAC-1333 (HDMI-to-USB-C) may not support the ASD’s high resolution/refresh rate. Here’s how to fix it:

1. Try These Solutions First:

• Use a USB-C/Thunderbolt 3/4 port directly (if your L14 has one). Avoid HDMI adapters—they often lack the bandwidth for 5K/Retina displays.

• Update your Lenovo’s GPU drivers (Intel UHD/Xe or AMD Radeon). Outdated drivers can cause flickering.

• Test another cable/adapter: Borrow a USB-C-to-USB-C or Thunderbolt-certified cable to rule out adapter issues.

2. SSD Connection (Bonus Tip):

If you’re using a 1TB PCIe SSD (2.5-inch) for workstation storage:

• Ensure it’s formatted for cross-platform use (exFAT for Windows/macOS compatibility).

• A fast SSD can help handle large creative files (e.g., 4K video/design assets) that might strain your display bandwidth.

3. Last Resort:

If flickering persists, consider a docking station (like Lenovo Thunderbolt 3 Dock) with proper ASD support.

P.S. Let us know if your L14 has Thunderbolt—that’s the golden ticket for ASD compatibility!

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