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I tried all of the solutions above: uninstall and reinstall as a new user, update using EDID, renaming the relocated items file, etc. When I upgraded to Catalina SwitchResX no longer worked and I received the "Not activated - invalid?" message. I was using SwitchResX to display 2560 x 1080 on High Sierra without issue. Thought I should share in case anyone has the same issue I did.

Close SwitchResX and save when prompted.Īfter following these steps, you should be able to adjust the resolution of your external monitor through the 'Display' window in System Preferences.

Adjust the settings to match the appropriate PNG provided in this gist.

Add a new custom resolution be clicking the + symbol at the bottom of the window.

After launching SwitchResX, select the external monitor from the list on the left.

Once in recovery mode, open a terminal window.

Boot into the recovery partition by pressing CMD + R when starting up your Mac.

If you are running OSX 10.11 or higher, SIP must be disabled. #Disabling System Integrity Protection (SIP)

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For more information, including download links, vist. SwitchResX is a utility that allows users to override the default resolution settings in OSX. Still my Xbox One S "High Speed" HDMI cable.#SwitchResX Settings for LG 21:9 UltraWide Nothing to be compared with the way it used to be in 2560x1080.ĭidn’t even change my cable. I can easily live that low level of font blur. You should give it a try! The fonts are still just a little bit blurry, but I believe it’s just the way macOS renders fonts on external displays without a high DPI like Retina displays or Apple-featured displays (Ultrafine 5K, XDR Display.). So I have added 2752x1152 and clicked HiDPI, restarted the Mac, and woop woop! The RDM icon in the menu bar now shows 2752x1152 HiDPI! No more blurry fonts! As of version 2.3, RDM allows the user to freely add custom resolutions, and overall you’re able to check "HiDPI"!! If you check the newest releases, you can download the latest. However, the newest version is like 2.3.3. Their GitHub readme only shows download links for the 2.1 and 2.2 versions.

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I gave another try at the software called RDM. I was able to find a workaround to get it to work with 2752x1152, i.e. I might get one if this solves the issue. Hey! Please keep me updated about how it’s going with the mDP-DP cable. I can try that, but am planning to buy a new M1X/M2 16" MBP this year when they're getting released, and that cable will be useless.ĭid anyone experience that same issue? Or have any clue on what to do? Some forum posts say that switching to a miniDP to DP cable might help. I am using an Xbox One "HDMI High Speed" cable (not 2.1, but my monitor is HDMI 2.0 anyway). I also read that the cable may be the issue. I have set up a non-HiDPI 3440x1440 resolution via SwitchResX, and the text is way too small and still blurry. I tried downloading RDM, SwitchResX, but can't seem to get a 3440x1440 HiDPI resolution to work. On my Mac, when I go to System Preferences > Displays, the maximum resolution is 2560x1080 even when I alt-click "Scaled" to show alternative resolutions. The picture is alright on the Dell, resolution is 3440x1440 (UltraWide 2K) scaled 125%.

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I am using it with my work Dell laptop (USB-C), a gaming PC (DisplayPort), and with my personal 2015 15" MacBook Pro (HDMI). I just bought a Philips 346P1CRH external monitor, an Ultrawide 21:9 34" WQHD (3440x1440) display.