M3 & Apple Studio Display Scaled Resolution

[DarthNerdus]

Previously, the M1 & M2 Macbook Airs were unable to run the Apple Studio Display at the highest "native" scaled resolution. They supported up to 2880x1620 whereas an Pro+ chip supported 3200x1800 on the same display.

Does anyone know if the new M3 Macbook Airs and M3 Macbook Pros support the 3200x1800 resolution?

Thanks!

 

[picpicmac]

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[DarthNerdus]

So, clarity here.

The Apple Studio Display, depending on the Mac it is connected to, will have two different max scaled resolutions. You can see an example of a user working with this on stackexchange.

As examples, I took two pictures of an Apple Studio display I have access to. One is connected to a M1 Pro MacBook Pro, the second is the same screen connected to an M2 Macbook Air. What I'm hoping is that the M3 Macbook Air supports the higher resolution.

 

[maka344]

This would be good to know.

 

[Bigwaff]

When in the Settings > Displays panel, select the "Advanced" button. In the "Advanced" panel, enable "Show resolutions as list". Back in the Display panel, enable "Show all resolutions". What resolutions do you see?

 

[DarthNerdus]

When in the Settings > Displays panel, select the "Advanced" button. In the "Advanced" panel, enable "Show resolutions as list". Back in the Display panel, enable "Show all resolutions". What resolutions do you see?

I can grab screenshots later, but it does not include the desired 3200x1800 in the full list. I was able to force it via `screenresolution` command on the M2 Macbook but it was very blurry and clearly not tuned for HiDPI in that forced mode.

I accept that this does not work on the M2 Macbook without shenanigans, what I'm wondering is if the M3 chip (non Pro/Max) have the same limitation.