Who uses their 4K monitor at 2560x1440?

[mishealgo]

Yeah it’s a highly compromised product.

I have tried LG 32ud59-B & LG 32UD60, both of them has the same issue .. I used EDID Manager to read their firmware and the result shucked me :

measurement scale 600mm x340mm = 27'' .

so the problem is not windows or MacOS but the firmware or maybe the real scale measurement and I will gonna test it also this week to see what's going on since I don't have real Ruler

 

[chrfr]

I have tried LG 32ud59-B & LG 32UD60, both of them has the same issue .. I used EDID Manager to read their firmware and the result shucked me :

measurement scale 600mm x340mm = 27'' .

so the problem is not windows or MacOS but the firmware or maybe the real scale measurement and I will gonna test it also this week to see what's going on since I don't have real Ruler

Regardless, the size that's reported there has no bearing whatsoever on how the screen actually looks.

 

[mishealgo]

Regardless, the size that's reported there has no bearing whatsoever on how the screen actually looks.

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I thought that but compared to what I have seen or figured when I tried other Brands like Dell & Benq and Viewsonic. they all have the right measurement scale. As I remember Dell was reporting 31.5 '' size with scale size approximately ( as I remember )

650 mm x 410 mm =31.50"

is very important that you have the righ measurement in firmware to have the right scale with the right monitor size or you will gonna have an issue like what I have with these monitors ( Black screen when I wake up my computer from sleep when it's connected by HDMI or digital connector on macOS )

 

[Mikhail Lyubich]

By the way, I guess you know the 2014 rMBP doesn't fully support 4K @60hz right? Just 30hz.

Your graphics in rMBP 2014 13" doesn't support 4k@60Hz, only 15-inch models from 2015 can do that. Or 13" but early 2015 and ++