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dcmk

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Mar 31, 2022
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Question for anyone using the Studio Display with the base model 14" MBP (8/14 cores, 16GB memory): what is the maximum scaled resolution available in Display Settings?

I was checking out the SD in my local Apple store and noticed that different machines seemed to have different max resolutions - one of them was hooked up to an M1 Mac Mini and I think the maximum available res was 3008x1692, while a 16" MBP could go up to 3360x1890, but weirdly a base model Mac Studio was in between at 3200x1800. So it seems like it varies quite a bit.

If someone has this exact combo and can check for me it would be much appreciated!
 
The max for me is “looks like 3200 X 1800”.
MacBook Pro 14 inch M1 Pro 10/16 cores, 16GB unified RAM.
 
The max for me is “looks like 3200 X 1800”.
MacBook Pro 14 inch M1 Pro 10/16 cores, 16GB unified RAM.
Can you get higher scaled resolutions by holding the [Alt] key while clicking "Scaled"?

[...] one of them was hooked up to an M1 Mac Mini and I think the maximum available res was 3008x1692, [...]
Original M1 Macs cannot "run" scaled resolutions wider than 3008 pixels.
 
Here is the result by pressing option + Scaled
 

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A long list of resolutions appeared

5120 x 2880
3200 x 1800
3200 x 1800 (low resolution)
2880 x 1620
2880 x 1620 (low resolution)
2560 x 1440
2560 x 1440 (low resolution)
2048 x 1152
1920 x 1080
.... so and so forth
 
FYI: “Low resolution” means non-HiDPI and will be blurry, since the lower resolution will be upscaled to 5120×2880.
 
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