I have the LG38" connected via USB-C to CalDigit TS3 via Thunderbolt MBP (2019). It looks fine. Still wishing someone made a HD-DPI wide screen (AFAICT all wide

I have the LG38" connected via USB-C to CalDigit TS3 via Thunderbolt MBP (2019). It looks fine. Still wishing someone made a HD-DPI wide screen (AFAICT all wide-screens are low-dpi). Mac does a great job of scaling though (I'm set to 3200x1333) I'm not sure which is better. I like there's no divider in the middle of my display area! Work is giving me two 27" monitors so we'll see how it goes. The only complaint, which is minor but annoys me several times a day, ... It takes several seconds for the Mac to wake up. Meaning, I have a PC also connected to the LG monitor vs DisplayPort. If I switch over and press a key Windows wakes up immediately. When I switch back to Mac and press a key it's easily 3-4 seconds before I can even start typing. I'm pretty sure that's USB-C/Thunderbolt only issue and if I used Displayport or something that problem might go away but still surprised Apple finds this acceptable give their focus on UX. I guess I get the number of people using 2 devices is low. But, even if I don't switch away and just walk away but leave it on Mac, when I come back, it takes 3-4 seconds to wake up vs Windows which is instant. Note: "wake up" is the wrong word because the Mac has not started sleeping. I have processes running. I hear notifications, etc. It's just something to with getting things to display again.