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It's not perfect, but it's far better than 1440p on 27" - which is either super tiny or super blurry for my eyes. The way I'm running 4k 27" on Mac is setting
by Matthias247 5y ago
It's not perfect, but it's far better than 1440p on 27" - which is either super tiny or super blurry for my eyes.
The way I'm running 4k 27" on Mac is setting scaling to 2x ("looks like 1080p) - which gives the crispest UI, and set scaling appropriately in a small set of applications so that they are not too huge. Just running the browser at 90% default scaling makes things pretty decent. And then maybe reducing the font size by 1pt on one or two text editors.