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Yeah it’s not clear to me if the author realizes you can change the scale in the system settings and that’s just not what he’s in need of exactly. Might be more
by tannerc 7y ago
Yeah it’s not clear to me if the author realizes you can change the scale in the system settings and that’s just not what he’s in need of exactly. Might be more fitting in his case to use the Mac OS accessibility settings for zooming in/out, or even just getting an eye exam and some glasses.
- s3nnyy 7y agoAuthor of the article here. I tried all macOS offered but it wasn't good on 32'' at 4k sadly
- Nursie 7y agoYou're complaining about things like the clock not being visible - that sounds a lot like you just didn't try the scaling.
- s3nnyy 7y agoI did, the clock was too small or my eyes aren't really good
- maxmalysh 7y ago32" 3840x2160 monitor with 1.5x scaling enabled is equal to a 32" 2560x1440 monitor. 32" 2560x1440 displays have the same PPI as 24" 1920x1080 displays (92 PPI). MacOS has flawless scaling since the first retina Macbook Pro. What you are describing makes no sense to me...
- tabs_masterrace 7y agoI think you need a relatively new GPU. Some older models (older then 2015-2016) don't offer scaled resolutions yet, but you can still go for non-scaled 1440p. It is not as sharp on a native 4k display, but still way more readable. Also always connect via DisplayPort instead of HDMI if you can, safes a ton of trouble.