Hi Guys!
Recently I have bought MBA M4.
At work I have 2 1440p 27 monitors.
Over past few days I learnt more or less about MST and HIDPI.
My main monitor is connected via DELL DOCK and the cable is display port.
In Display settings I can choose 2560x1440 resolution but without hidpi and it looks really bad.
By default hidpi is enabled only for somethingx720 so everything is so big and unusable.
With one-key-hidpi I was able to get 2048x1152 resolution with hidpi enabled, text is very crispy and not too large.
Is it the best resolution I can achieve with this configuration and hidpi enabled?
Is the one-key-hidpi best way to enable it?
At home I have LG 34 21:9 3440x1440 but I haven't tried connecting yet because I don't have usb c cable nor hub.
What resolution with hidpi enabled I will be able to get for my LG monitor?
What cable/hub do you recommend guys?
I guess I need HDMI - USB c cable to easily connect my LG at home and hub to connect the second monitor at work.
Thanks for every suggestion!
Recently I have bought MBA M4.
At work I have 2 1440p 27 monitors.
Over past few days I learnt more or less about MST and HIDPI.
My main monitor is connected via DELL DOCK and the cable is display port.
In Display settings I can choose 2560x1440 resolution but without hidpi and it looks really bad.
By default hidpi is enabled only for somethingx720 so everything is so big and unusable.
With one-key-hidpi I was able to get 2048x1152 resolution with hidpi enabled, text is very crispy and not too large.
Is it the best resolution I can achieve with this configuration and hidpi enabled?
Is the one-key-hidpi best way to enable it?
At home I have LG 34 21:9 3440x1440 but I haven't tried connecting yet because I don't have usb c cable nor hub.
What resolution with hidpi enabled I will be able to get for my LG monitor?
What cable/hub do you recommend guys?
I guess I need HDMI - USB c cable to easily connect my LG at home and hub to connect the second monitor at work.
Thanks for every suggestion!
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