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   by _ignore_space 2y ago

   Then I'm unsure why you made your comment in the first place. The OP posted a monitor specifically designed for Mac OS and it's capabilities. There would be little reason to purchase this style of monitor for a non-Mac system with
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   by _ignore_space 2y ago

   This ignores shared memory between GPU and CPU, akin to Intel iGPUs of yore. It also ignores the less efficient memory management of using 16KiB pages, unlike x86 using the more space-efficient 4KiB pages. This is a macrumours.com article,
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   by _ignore_space 2y ago

   macOS doesn't do subpixel anti-aliasing/fractional scaling. Your 1440p display would look awful (there are 3rd party tools that can help, but not completely fix this). "Retina" displays also require a certain PPI [0]. [0