I settled in 1440p but it feels a waste of the resolution like I should have got a 1440p monitor.You should have an option that looks ok, have you tried them all and can’t find one to settle on? In which case you might need BetterDisplay
Thanks will try this. Never seen that screen you’ve shownGo into system report if it’s says resolution is 5120x2880 but UI looks like 2560x1440 then it’s running in Retina mode and is decent on a 4K monitor.
Here’s mine…
Click on the Apple logo at top left of screen, choose About This Mac, then choose More info... then select System Report, check in the Graphics/DisplaysThanks will try this. Never seen that screen you’ve shown
It says apple m1Go into system report if it’s says resolution is 5120x2880 but UI looks like 2560x1440 then it’s running in Retina mode and is decent on a 4K monitor.
Here’s mine…
Congratulations you’re running a good resolution on your 4K monitor, don’t feel bad about it being 2560x1440 it’s in Retina mode which makes up for it.It says apple m1
PHL 329p1:
5120x2880
Ui looks like 2560x1440 @ 60Hz
I think I understand lol. I’m used to it now and am enjoying it just can’t help think I’m missing out and “wasting” resolution…..Congratulations you’re running a good resolution on your 4K monitor, don’t feel bad about it being 2560x1440 it’s in Retina mode which makes up for it.
I have my Windows 11 machine set to 3840x2160 but it's scaled to 150% which means it's actually running at 2560x1440. A Mac running at 2560x1440 in Retina mode will look sharper.I think I understand lol. I’m used to it now and am enjoying it just can’t help think I’m missing out and “wasting” resolution…..
Figures there would be a way to make Windows look better, if you're prepared to **** about with 3rd party software.Ultimate Windows Tweaker allows you to adjust the Taskbar size to whatever you want, including the size of the icons.