Yeah, that sounds like the app is pushing full resolution without giving users any control over scaling, which can really hurt performance on higher-res displays. A simple option to cap resolution or enable a performance mode would make a big difference.
I’ve run into similar issues while testing apps across different setups—sometimes it’s less about specs and more about how the app handles output. I came across https://descargarxupertv.app/ while looking into device optimization, and it actually gives a decent idea of how apps behave on different screens.
James Ben
Yeah, that sounds like the app is pushing full resolution without giving users any control over scaling, which can really hurt performance on higher-res displays. A simple option to cap resolution or enable a performance mode would make a big difference.
I’ve run into similar issues while testing apps across different setups—sometimes it’s less about specs and more about how the app handles output. I came across https://descargarxupertv.app/
while looking into device optimization, and it actually gives a decent idea of how apps behave on different screens.