When a new device comes on the market or a software program and even a service, it is logical that certain problems may arise. Macs with Apple Silicon and M1 also suffer from these drawbacks. It is true that a solution can always be found. Of course Apple has already found the answer to recognized compatibility issue of the M1 with some super-metric or ultra-wide displays.
With a new document issued by Apple's technical service, there is talk of the existence of these problems based on the problems that have arisen with the compatibility of some supermetric or ultra-wide screens. This means two things. On the one hand that The company acknowledges the existence of the problem and, on the other hand, it will solve it in a future update of macOS.
If the supported resolution is not available on an external ultrawide or super ultrametric display connected to your Mac with Apple's M1 chip. If you connect an ultra-wide or super-ultra-thin monitor to your Mac with Apple M1 chip. Under these circumstances, some resolutions supported by the display may are not available.
Although we do not know when Apple will release the macOS update that contains the solution to the problem, but everything indicates that it won't take too long. For now to see additional resolutions on the external screen, we must click on the Apple logo in the upper left corner of the Mac. We will open the System Preferences, click on Displays and hold down the Option key while we click on «Scaling. »
In this way we can adjust the resolution of the image to the size of our screen. A temporary solution until the final one arrives in the form of definitive software.
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