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Is it not visible for you in the displays settings? You DO need all the monitors to have the same DPI or you’d have a window rendered half in one dpi and half i
by monadic2 6y ago
Is it not visible for you in the displays settings? You DO need all the monitors to have the same DPI or you’d have a window rendered half in one dpi and half in another when dragging across a display boundary.
- namdnay 6y agoNo, when it’s an external screen I don’t get any scaling options, only the choice of resolution. I have a 24” QHD, so either it’s ridiculously small 2500xSomething or it’s blurry HD :(
- ghostpepper 6y agoI have this problem as well. I actually run my 27-inch 4K screens downscaled on MacOS because the tiny font at native-4K gives me a headache. The worst thing about it is that scaling seems to use more CPU than running natively and the OS has some noticeably additional latency when running scaled.
- monadic2 6y agoOdd, my main setup is an external 4k monitor and I only use it with the “large text” text scaling and I have no complaints, the text is clear and large and easy to read. Perhaps you’re also using your laptop screen as well?
- namdnay 6y agoNo I close the laptop. Maybe it has to be a 4K monitor? Or an Apple monitor