Hey Macbook owners.
Most of you knows about Macbook weak performance using resolution scaling for external monitors. Currently I am on Macbook Pro 2015 15" top spec, and after I purchased LG 4K monitor, I met that issue face to face as well.
From what I understood checking the web that MBP behaves well only on integer scaling, otherwise there will be huge performance issues especially working on hard graphical tasks.
Elements on 1080p are too huge and 2160i are tiny. For now I just using 1080i because of no other options. To say I am disappointed means to say nothing..
I am checking the option buy new M1 MacbookPro, and I would like to know did M1 chip somehow soled that problem? Or it's OSx related problem only?
I found some discussions here, but there is no consensus at all. Please, describe your experience here using 4K monitors with resolution in range of 1080p and 3840p mentioning your monitor model.
Thanks in advance, and really hope that problem solved using M1 chips
Most of you knows about Macbook weak performance using resolution scaling for external monitors. Currently I am on Macbook Pro 2015 15" top spec, and after I purchased LG 4K monitor, I met that issue face to face as well.
From what I understood checking the web that MBP behaves well only on integer scaling, otherwise there will be huge performance issues especially working on hard graphical tasks.
Elements on 1080p are too huge and 2160i are tiny. For now I just using 1080i because of no other options. To say I am disappointed means to say nothing..
I am checking the option buy new M1 MacbookPro, and I would like to know did M1 chip somehow soled that problem? Or it's OSx related problem only?
I found some discussions here, but there is no consensus at all. Please, describe your experience here using 4K monitors with resolution in range of 1080p and 3840p mentioning your monitor model.
Thanks in advance, and really hope that problem solved using M1 chips