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1. MacOS BigSur - M1 support: works great, but it would be really helpful to have the "looks like 2560x1440" option available for 4K resolution

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   Started  ·  AdminAlban Rampon (Senior Product Manager, DisplayLink) responded

   DisplayLink Manager 1.8 Alpha is adding an alternative way of adding 2560x/3008x missing scaling modes from M1/M2 silicon.

   Details: https://support.displaylink.com/knowledgebase/articles/1993915

   New app: https://www.synaptics.com/products/displaylink-graphics/downloads/macos

   For individual follow-ups, please reach out to the support team on technical-enquiries@synaptics.com

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   Karan Jit Singh commented  ·  Mar 26, 2022  ·  Edit…  ·  Delete…

   Want to add my frustration here as well, I recently bought a full setup around my work mbp M1 Pro including two 4k monitors, only to find out HiDPI is supported either for the full 4k resolution or 1080p. I do get an option for scaled 2k/1440p resolution, but the text is so blurry it's absolutely useless. Since it's a work laptop, I'm not even allowed to use external software like BetterDummy. Now I'm sitting with a $3500 wfh setup stuck with this absolute shit resolution on my monitors.

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