I'm sure it's not called Retina mode, but this is just one of those things like Hover and Sellotape that's gonna stick.
I know that Windows PCs can struggle with Retina-type monitors. Program UIs can become tiny, or big, or tiny with big menus, and all kinds of nonsense. Blurry text is another one with that strange 125% thing.
I'm mainly just curious about how Windows chooses when to use "Retina" mode vs "legacy" mode. I'm sure DPI comes into it.
I know that Windows PCs can struggle with Retina-type monitors. Program UIs can become tiny, or big, or tiny with big menus, and all kinds of nonsense. Blurry text is another one with that strange 125% thing.
I'm mainly just curious about how Windows chooses when to use "Retina" mode vs "legacy" mode. I'm sure DPI comes into it.