If you follow the steps as described on the above site after reboot you won't see HiDPI enabled In this you basically enable HiDPI mode by writing flag to and generating resolutions for your monitor a one of the great tool for doing this is developed by Bernhard Grünewaldt ( /clouless)Ĭode generated by this method looks like this DisplayProductName Your Monitor Name DisplayProductID Your Monitor DisplayProductID DisplayVendorID Your Monitor DisplayVendorID scale-resolutions Old method which works on intel Macs SCALED RESOLUTIONS for your MacBooks external Monitor.Let's see each of them and see what all method works. After hours of reading posts and comments on Mac rumours, Reddit, etc I had some suggestions to try out. While googling for the solution first I came across this developer forum thread where I came to know that only monitors having resolutions 4K and above have scaled HiDPI resolutions enabled by default. After the initial setup came time to enable HiDPI for the monitor was surprised to see HiDPI not enabled by default for my 2K LG monitor even though M1 Mac mini has support till 6K resolution.
SWITCHRESX M1 HIDPI UPGRADE
So lately I was thinking to upgrade my 2015 MacBook Air and also wanted to try the new M1 processor, luckily got a pretty good deal on the 2020 M1 Mac mini base model. So if you use external monitor with your mac system there is a high chance that you have enabled HiDPI resolutions for your monitor like many if not enabled by default.
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