12.6.1 working fine đź‘ŤAnybody tested MacOS 16.2 with the monitor? Is 3840x1620 still available?
12.6.1 working fine đź‘ŤAnybody tested MacOS 16.2 with the monitor? Is 3840x1620 still available?
I believe this is my resolution, but I will doublecheck soon.Anybody tested MacOS 16.2 with the monitor? Is 3840x1620 still available?
macOS 16.2 is not released yet. There is iOS 16.2 and macOS Ventura 13.1. On Ventura 13.1 it still works fine.Anybody tested MacOS 16.2 with the monitor? Is 3840x1620 still available?
You'll probably want this off for graphic design work, and if you're unsure you probably also want to disable HDR Effect. Local dimming is a transition technology that can make videos look better but has disadvantages for many other applications. You can search the web for details. Actually, if I were you I'd disable all three of these. DFC is like local dimming but with just one zone. With graphic design work you want deterministic brightness, not some algorithm playing around with the backlight depending on content.3- General/ Local Dimming (Maximizes the contrast ratio by making the bright areas of the screen brighter and the dark areas of the screen darker).
…very clueless about this one.
Thank you for the inside. Makes perfect sense.You'll probably want this off for graphic design work, and if you're unsure you probably also want to disable HDR Effect. Local dimming is a transition technology that can make videos look better but has disadvantages for many other applications. You can search the web for details. Actually, if I were you I'd disable all three of these. DFC is like local dimming but with just one zone. With graphic design work you want deterministic brightness, not some algorithm playing around with the backlight depending on content.
Also a 27“ 5K Screen which is much more exciting imo. Didn’t think that this would ever happen outside AppleHere's something cuckoo and fun. Samsung is releasing a 57" ultrawide that's nearly 8k x 2k. Basically it takes the 40" 5k/2k resolution and grafts about 8" width of pixels to each end.
Note that the native horizontal resolution of 7680 is 2x what the current 34" and 40" ultrawides have (3840) so Pro/Max chips should be able to drive it natively. HOWEVER, there likely won't be any HiDPI resolutions supported above 3840 due to the same limitations we face now on the 34/40" versions.
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It's simply two 32" 4K side-by-side in one display, just like the 49" ones are like two standard 27" side-by-side.Here's something cuckoo and fun. Samsung is releasing a 57" ultrawide that's nearly 8k x 2k. Basically it takes the 40" 5k/2k resolution and grafts about 8" width of pixels to each end.
Lol. And? No one has ever done it before. Not sure why you'd "simply" decide that it's not a big deal. This is super cool. If it's not for you, move on.It's simply two 32" 4K side-by-side in one display, just like the 49" ones are like two standard 27" side-by-side.
How did the Dell look at 3440 x 1440? Is that the native resolution of the Dell? Was text sharp enough?I have lots of problems with this monitor - and was just about to give up and return it - even got a different (much cheaper DELL monitor) and ran them side by side. (LG via T3 cable and the Dell on HDMI) The Dell wouldn't get past 3440x1440 - I have a feeling you can't go past this with HDMI ?
Anyway with both monitors running - the LG behaved as I wanted it to - but the moment I disconnected the Dell monitor the LG would have heart attack - go blank for 20 seconds at a time and then show the desktop for about half a second (which was not enough time to click on anything).
I have a Mac Studio with M1 Max (OS Ventura 13.1)
Then as a last resolve I connected the USB-C (Thunderbolt 3) AND the HDMI cable and everything went GREAT and I can access all the resolutions including 3840x1620 (the one you really want for a monitor this large).
In the Displays panel it looks like I have two LG HDR 5K monitors and I set one of them as "Main" and the other one as "Mirror".
Don't know if this makes any difference but Monitor setting : Display port is set to 1.4
I hope this helps someone !
Hmm. Well, there are a lot of comments about these resolutions in the threads for each of the various 5k/2k widescreen monitors. Here and there people have turned up to say they get 3840 x 1620 with an M2 or M3 MBA. I wonder if they are but not in HiDPI??I just moved from a MBP 2026 (Intel) to a MBA M3 2024 (MacOS Sonoma 14.4.1) and I can't use the 3360x1417 or 3840x1620 resolutions I used before. Well, I can, using BetterDisplay but they're not HiDPI. Everything is blurred.
Is it possible to activate one of those resolutions with HiDPI and how?
Different strokes (and eyesight) for different folks.Not sure what the point of setting it to the highest 3840x1620 is. Everything looks so tiny.
LOL! My "favorite" resolution is 4096x1728, but I regularly use 5120x2160. I have HORRIBLE vision, but on a 34" screen, 5K is pretty darn readable to me....Not sure what the point of setting it to the highest 3840x1620 is. Everything looks so tiny.
LOL! My "favorite" resolution is 4096x1728, but I regularly use 5120x2160. I have HORRIBLE vision, but on a 34" screen, 5K is pretty darn readable to me.
Yeah, we are. What makes you think mine is different?I wonder if are referring to the same monitor (LG 34WK95U).
Quick question, thought this could be a good place to ask:
mine just started flickering with certain colors every now and then. Seems to come and go, never noticed that before. It's very irritating and I have never seen anything like that with another monitor in the past. Anyone else experiencing this? Warranty is long gone and I don't want to believe that 4 years or something will be everything I'll get out of that thing.