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I’ll give you an anecdote: my work laptop is an M3 Pro MBP, and my Dell U4025QW works just fine with it over Thunderbolt at 120Hz VRR
by klardotsh 7mo ago
I’ll give you an anecdote: my work laptop is an M3 Pro MBP, and my Dell U4025QW works just fine with it over Thunderbolt at 120Hz VRR
- archagon 7mo agoIt’s quite possible this is running with a reduced color space (chroma subsampling). Degradation happens automatically based on available throughput and most people don’t notice.
- jasomill 7mo agoFor desktop use? Chroma subsampling is obvious. DSC compression, on the other hand, is not. DisplayPort and HDMI support both.
- archagon 7mo agoIt’s obvious if you use a test pattern and/or know what to look for: https://testufo.com/chroma https://testufo.com/chroma I had no idea what it was for the longest time. As it turns out, macOS frequently enables it even when it’s unnecessary, and without any way to override.
- FinnKuhn 7mo agoThat monitor has a noticeable lower pixel count. Dell U4025QW: 5120 x 2160 = 11,059,200 vs Apple Studio Display XDR: 5120 x 2880 = 14,745,600 So your display has 25% less pixels.