Pls fix m1 chip issues with external monitor hidpi

Just wondering if there's been an update to this, we have 2 4k monitors, I'm wanting to use 2560x1400 but not in low resolution. We are connecting via Targus dual 4k support hub to USB C on the M1 Max Macbook Pro

I have an older 2019 Macbook Pro that I had plugged into my LG UltraWide 49" with a resolution of 5120x1444 and was running Ventura beta 6, I upgraded to beta 7 yesterday and now my display doesn't work anymore! both displays are completely garbled with no chance of recognizing anything!

It's same issue at M1 Pro with Samsung S32B80P

DP cable is work (3840 x 2160)

Usb-c PD is wrong resolution (800x600)

in other hand, using Intel chip MacBook Pro with Samsung S32B80P usb-c PD is fine.

I also have this issue, I have a dell 27’ 4k, since yesterday all was good (using Monterey) but after ventura update my monitor lose quality.

Had some issues with my monitor, too. In the End I got a software solution which fixed my problem. It´s called "BetterDisplay" and I can set the resolution and the scaling. It helped me a lot after beeing frustrated for quite some time, as it seemed not possible to set the right resolution for my LG Monitor.

Hope this fixes some of your problems... Just set the correct native Resolution in the menu and from there you can select the right resolution.

I had the (low resolution) issue appearing on my second monitor with my M1 Pro on my second external monitor. It's a Samsung 4k display, as is the primary external monitor, although that is plugged into the HDMI port on the laptop directly. I was using a USB-C -> HDMI Female adapter, with a good cable then going into the display. My workaround (and I know everyone won't have this lying around, or have the hardware) was to use a USB-C -> DP (male) cable instead. I know this won't work for everyone, but if it helps some people, so much the better.

And yes, the software issue needs to be fixed.

Hi there,

You might have better luck asking this question over in Apple Support Communities run by Apple Support.

This issue is nearly killing me

I have just written to the feedback form, which is apparently the only one Apple engineers read, noted above. This is unacceptable, and so many unhappy in this thread, everyone should do the same. I will let you know if they respond. At a minimum, they could make the fonts bigger with an extended mode sw patch, if you are. editing 4K, which most of us are, this is awful! A deal breaker if not fixed for me to look a the next gen models. Over a year and nothing done! Horrible.

Crazy Shit! Since Ventura 13.2 Apple get the Miracle: without supporting Hardware and without any 3rd Party Software, you can set HiDPI-Resolutions in the Systempreferences!

Here's what worked for me to solve the 4K monitor scaling issue on my M1 Mac: I installed BetterDisplay, and on that app, I went to settings > displays: I noticed that the native resolution there was incorrect (1920 x 1080) so I changed it to the right one (3840 x 2160) and applied the changes. Once that happened, macOS finally recognized the monitor as 4K: scaling started working natively in the System Preferences, just like in any Retina display, without needing BetterDisplay.

I also was struggling hard with this issue. I had this problem while connecting a Samsung Viewfinity S8 4K display directly via USB-C. I was using BetterDisplay (what I really can recommend to you all having problems). The highest HiDPI Resolution I could get was 1080P. When using HDMI as connection, I could select all resolutions as HiDPI (I wanted to set my external Monitor to 2560 × 1440 HiDPI). The solution was to go into BetterDisplay Settings for my Monitor and set a Configuration Overwrite for the Native Panel Pixel Resolution (which was shown as 720P). After entering 3840 x 2160 Pixels and rebooting, I could select all HiDPI resolutions also with my USB-C Connection. Perhaps this helps somebody having the same issue.

I found a screenshot of the Settings Panel here: https://screenshots.macupdate.com/JPG/63642/63642_1656264874_scr_uc1.jpg

Regards, Bjoern

in my case it was wrong refresh rate set up, cant belive that my mac suggests and picks up un workable refresh rates via HDMI cable...

GUYS! just got it to work and finally my display looks amazing with my mac mini m1!

My monitor is a gigabyte with 1440p resolution and is connected with USB C to DP

This is what I did:

1.- installed better display

2.- go to settings/displays

3.- in resolution scaling section:

• set native resolution to 3840x2160(4k) (yes higher than my display's native resolution)

• set default resolution to 3840x2160(4k again) and 144hz (my display higher refresh rate capable)

• click on ''show advanced settings for native smooth scaling'' and check mark ''add a near-native hidpi variant for the native resolution''

4.- apply and restart the mac

5.- enter to system settings/displays (mac settings, not better display settings) and check mark ''show all resolutions''

6.- scroll and select your hidpi resolution!

With my native 1440p display now I can select 2528x1422 hidipi at 144hz and it's AMAZING!

here are a screenshot of better display settings and mac display settings:

its happen to me also with xiaomi wide monitor 30, its so bother me!