I have both CalDigit TS3+ and the new TS4. They are both fantastic. However this Dell monitor doesn’t need any docks, since it can charge your MacBook directly and uses Thunderbolt 4What’s the best thunderbolt 3 dock for this monitor? I’m using an M1 Pro 16” 2021.
I’m just looking for more USB-C ports since that’s what I’ve switched to after having a Lg Ultrafine 5K with only USB C ports in my previous monitor.I have both CalDigit TS3+ and the new TS4. They are both fantastic. However this Dell monitor doesn’t need any docks, since it can charge your MacBook directly and uses Thunderbolt 4
However display use 3840x1620 correctly and is sharp!
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Hope it may help you,
cheers!
Just to let you know, I've just tried the SwitchResX method outlined on the previous page and IT WORKS on an M1 Max MacBook pro. Not sure why it might not work on a non-max one but deffo working for me. Phew! Thanks @Grimp
Using a Dell U4021QW Display, Monterey 12.2.1
Ok - hoping for some help from you fine folks.I was able to install SwitchResX and add 7680x3240 to custom resolutions as per instructions in page 25, BUT I didn't need to disable SIP. It just works and the option is back <3
Display: Dell U4021QW
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Thanks for this, I completely gave up. Will just get the new apple monitor announced today.I am on a M1 Pro MBP, and I can confirm that the solution on page 25 worked for me. Thank you so much! It took a lot of searching online to even find this thread, but I just couldn't handle the situation anymore. I'm also using a Dell U4021QW, and the only options available were either ridiculously small or embarrassingly huge. 3840 x 1620 is just great!
Also, the 3840 x 1620 is actually showing up in my display preferences now. For those who have asked, I'm still on the trial version of SwitchResX. I'm assuming it will ask me to upgrade to a paid version in 10 days, but I'm going to run out the full 10 day trial to test that out and see what happens. At the end of the day, I'll be happy to pay for the app just to have this problem solved!
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While I think it’s overpriced for its size, I just got so used to my ultrawide. Every time I’m in the office with a 4k 27” it feels so tiny. I would miss it a tonThanks for this, I completely gave up. Will just get the new apple monitor announced today.
This is exactly why they removed that scaling I'm afraidThanks for this, I completely gave up. Will just get the new apple monitor announced today.
I have this exact issue. LG 5K2K monitor, MBP 14 M1 Pro.so guys how to get back the 3840x1620 HiDPI?
i've tried with SwitchResX but the status is still "Not installed"
Do I need to disable SIP? it's not clear
Nah, the Pro XDR screen is pretty limited in scaling options too, so will the new 27 be. Apple wants a 2:1 scaling and nothing else it seems, no idea why as the M1 GPU performance should be more than enough.This is exactly why they removed that scaling I'm afraid
wait, even if you buy the Apple displays you'll run into this issue?Nah, the Pro XDR screen is pretty limited in scaling options too, so will the new 27 be. Apple wants a 2:1 scaling and nothing else it seems, no idea why as the M1 GPU performance should be more than enough.
Hello, everything worked also form me (Apple M1 Max), no need to disable SIP. Thanks toHey, I can confirm what TssvMxqw said, I also experienced issue after upgarding to 12.2 on MacbookPro15,1 (15 inch late 2018). My display is LG 34WK95U-W.
After upgrade, I lost 3840x1620 I used for past year, only 3360x1418 next upper step was full native 5120x2120 resolution. My display is set with DisplayPort version 1.2 and connected using direct connection with Thunderbolt cable, no hubs.
Tried BetterDummy, I was able to get 3840x1620 back but it was blurry, no hidpi. Tried to push double resolution of 3840x1620 (7680x3240) via BetterDummy didn't work.
So I tried SwitchResX (paid version), below is a process:
1) ##Disabling System Integrity Protection (SIP)
If you are running OSX 10.11 or higher, SIP must be disabled. To disable SIP do the following:
2) Open SwitchResX, go to "Custom Resolutions", click "+" at bottom. Select "scaled resolution" from menu. All fields shall be empty, appart the last line where you put scale to : 7680 x 3240.
- Boot into the recovery partition by pressing CMD + R when starting up your Mac.
- Once in recovery mode, open a terminal window.
- Type the command csrutil disable
- Reboot
3) Hit OK, and close SwitchResX, it will prompt to save config, answer yes.
4) Reboot mac one again.
5) after reboot, open SwitchResX and check custom resolution tab for your screen, this shall look like:
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6) Then navigate to SwitchResX, you shall finally see 3840x1620 as HiDPI available, select it.
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7) Do not forget to check "Launch SwitchResX Daemon automatically after login" in SwitchResX's General Settings.
8) Reboot again into recovery partition to disable SIP (csrutil enable).
9) After reboot, external screen shall keep 3840x1620 HiDPI resolution.
10) Looking in OSX menu, I still cannot see 3840x1620 listed:
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However display use 3840x1620 correctly and is sharp!
View attachment 1954241
Hope it may help you,
cheers!
Hello, everything worked for me (Apple M1 Max) and I hadn't to disable SIP. Thanks a lotHey, I can confirm what TssvMxqw said, I also experienced issue after upgarding to 12.2 on MacbookPro15,1 (15 inch late 2018). My display is LG 34WK95U-W.
After upgrade, I lost 3840x1620 I used for past year, only 3360x1418 next upper step was full native 5120x2120 resolution. My display is set with DisplayPort version 1.2 and connected using direct connection with Thunderbolt cable, no hubs.
Tried BetterDummy, I was able to get 3840x1620 back but it was blurry, no hidpi. Tried to push double resolution of 3840x1620 (7680x3240) via BetterDummy didn't work.
So I tried SwitchResX (paid version), below is a process:
1) ##Disabling System Integrity Protection (SIP)
If you are running OSX 10.11 or higher, SIP must be disabled. To disable SIP do the following:
2) Open SwitchResX, go to "Custom Resolutions", click "+" at bottom. Select "scaled resolution" from menu. All fields shall be empty, appart the last line where you put scale to : 7680 x 3240.
- Boot into the recovery partition by pressing CMD + R when starting up your Mac.
- Once in recovery mode, open a terminal window.
- Type the command csrutil disable
- Reboot
3) Hit OK, and close SwitchResX, it will prompt to save config, answer yes.
4) Reboot mac one again.
5) after reboot, open SwitchResX and check custom resolution tab for your screen, this shall look like:
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6) Then navigate to SwitchResX, you shall finally see 3840x1620 as HiDPI available, select it.
View attachment 1954237
7) Do not forget to check "Launch SwitchResX Daemon automatically after login" in SwitchResX's General Settings.
8) Reboot again into recovery partition to disable SIP (csrutil enable).
9) After reboot, external screen shall keep 3840x1620 HiDPI resolution.
10) Looking in OSX menu, I still cannot see 3840x1620 listed:
View attachment 1954240
However display use 3840x1620 correctly and is sharp!
View attachment 1954241
Hope it may help you,
cheers!
Which monitor do you use? Does having a Max instead of a Pro make any difference?Hello, everything worked also form me (Apple M1 Max), no need to disable SIP. Thanks to