SWITCHRESX 1080I INTERLACED 59.94 TRIAL
SWITCHRESX 1080I INTERLACED 59.94 MAC

Preferred timing mode includes Native Pixel Format RGB 4:4:4 & YCrCb 4:4:4 & YCrCb 4:2:2 Color Encoding Formats Something in the daisy chain isn't waking it properlyĮDID report generated by SwitchResX Version 4.7.2 (圆4) for display U27

SWITCHRESX 1080I INTERLACED 59.94 MAC

When the monitors plugged directly into the Mac it works fine. My other HDMI connected monitor wakes right up. Monitor doesn't show a signal when waking from sleep. Replaced the TB2 cable from the mini to the array and the miniDP to the monitor with no success.

Its plugged into an OWC Thunderbay 4 with MiniDP to DP cable. In other news, my new issue is the monitor doesn't wake from sleep properly in the thunderbolt array. The resolution for 2560x1440 isn't listed, does that mean the monitor doesn't support it and thats why I've been having issues? I did test the new 4k monitor with my 2017 MBP and it runs it in 4k and offers the content scaling options im looking for right through the OSX SwitchResX isn't doing anything to help me thus far I attempted to make a called 2560x1600 and its blurry everywhere. It shows HiDPI options and they work, but that doesn't change my ability to scale content.

SWITCHRESX 1080I INTERLACED 59.94 TRIAL

I also picked up SwitchResX on a trial period. Ill attach a screen shot of both resolutions below The screen looks beautiful, but even the menu bar across the top is almost too small to click. I cant seem to get OSX to enable the content scaling features that normally pop up for HiDPI high res monitors. However, I have no access to the scaling features in OSX. I can select 3840x2160 and get a perfect image. My second monitor is running fine at the same resolution. The default for display option gives me a crisp image at 1920x1080. In the Mac Display System preference pane, I get a number of options for resolutions: I have run the command to activated HiDPI I have disabled SIP and confirmed that it is disabled Im aware that HiDPI is disabled for 3rd party monitors in the newer revisions of OSX. I purchased the 4k monitor because I also have a new MBP that can occasionally run from it I never intended to run this at 4k, just trying to get the best resolution I can and scale the icons and text appropriately. Im aware that the max resolution for the Mac mini is 2560x1600 (capable of two displays). The 27inch 4k monitor is plugged in via Display Port, the 1080 23 inch monitor is plugged in via HDMI Also using a 23' Acer 1080 panel that will be in portrait mode next to this one. I have a 27' Sceptre 4k monitor that has x2 HDMI for 4k up to 60hz and DisplayPort inputs. Im attempting to add a second monitor to the setup.

Heres the specs on the machine im running.

Switchresx 1080i interlaced 59.94