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Display recommendation for M1 mini?
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Hey — have you had any luck with the 11.2 update and your sleep/wake issues with the M1 and your LG 32UL950?
I had another user on a different forum suggest I change the DisplayPort setting on the LG monitor from 1.4 to 1.2 and that solved all the sleep/wake, kernel panic restarts. With that change, you loose the HDR option on the M1 in Display Settings. I am using the same resolution you are at 3008 x 1692, it’s been perfect. But I want to make sure I am getting the maximum benefit for the LG monitor — so I am unsure where to go from here since it doesn’t appear the update helped this issue?
I'd personally go with retina standard.
LG 5k ultrafine 27 for instance.
LG 5k ultrafine 27 for instance.
FWIW - and I'm not a power user - after much research and hemming and hawing, I decided on the Asus Pro Art PA278QV 27" 1440p screen, to go with our new Mac Mini M1.
The screen is great, but the monitor stand is a work of art. Solid, tilt / swivel / height. If you're coming from a Retina laptop screen, this one will be a nice match. Got ours at NewEgg.ca ($449 Cdn, about $330 USD)
In my experience coming from a Retina MacBook Pro to my office non-Retina iMac, even adjusting for resolution, there was a qualitative shift that bugged me (fortunately with the pandemic I've managed to work from home for the past two years).
That's why I chose the Asus ProArt. It's resolution matches (in a non-retina way, but still UHD) the display resolution of my workhorse iMac 27" 5K. At some point I want to go back to a dual-monitor setup, and the ProArt will sit nicely alongside my iMac. We considered the ProArt purchase a test-run for that scenario. It matches so well with the Mac Mini M1, though, I'll probably just get another one and leave the Mini as it is.
The screen is great, but the monitor stand is a work of art. Solid, tilt / swivel / height. If you're coming from a Retina laptop screen, this one will be a nice match. Got ours at NewEgg.ca ($449 Cdn, about $330 USD)
In my experience coming from a Retina MacBook Pro to my office non-Retina iMac, even adjusting for resolution, there was a qualitative shift that bugged me (fortunately with the pandemic I've managed to work from home for the past two years).
That's why I chose the Asus ProArt. It's resolution matches (in a non-retina way, but still UHD) the display resolution of my workhorse iMac 27" 5K. At some point I want to go back to a dual-monitor setup, and the ProArt will sit nicely alongside my iMac. We considered the ProArt purchase a test-run for that scenario. It matches so well with the Mac Mini M1, though, I'll probably just get another one and leave the Mini as it is.