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The problem isn't just scaling between two different resolutions, it's the inconsistencies (yes, apps don't take advantage but that's not the only issue). For e
by lighthazard 10y ago
The problem isn't just scaling between two different resolutions, it's the inconsistencies (yes, apps don't take advantage but that's not the only issue). For example, if I want 200% 4k (my monitor) and 100% 1080p (my 2 side monitors), I have to choose between ultra-tiny text on my 4k with regular text or blurry text on my 1080ps.
http://i.imgur.com/o1S8ZUt.png http://i.imgur.com/o1S8ZUt.png
- tbyehl 10y agoIs that Windows 10? On my Windows 10 Ent desktop I'm able to set the scale factor of each display independently. http://imgur.com/a/5378F http://imgur.com/a/5378F
- lighthazard 10y agoThis is Windows 10. How do I enable that option?
- dahauns 10y agoErm...click on the display you want to change (1,2,3) and simply drag the slider?