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It's because Macs (almost) always output the native resolution of the display. What you are changing is the draw resolution or scaled resolution.
by abhinavk 4y ago
It's because Macs (almost) always output the native resolution of the display. What you are changing is the draw resolution or scaled resolution.
- kalleboo 4y agoThat may technically true, but on the Intel MacBooks, switching resolutions was still a major ordeal with multiple black screens flickering past.
- bombcar 4y agoIirc max’s also always do encrypted hdmi stuff or whatever it is whereas other OS may only turn that on when a movie is playing.