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Jul 9, 2012 3:12 AM in response to Andrew Huebscher1by kevangus,Hi,
I'm seeing this too. Retina Macbook Pro -> HP LP2475w via HDMI at 1920x1200. The text is jagged although screen graphics look ok.
If I connect to the same screen using Mini Displayport to DVI then it looks fine.
Did you find any solutions?
Cheers.
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Jul 9, 2012 6:48 PM in response to kevangusby Andrew Huebscher1,Support was not very helpful. They said it's a scaling issue, but scaling is blacked out for me. I was able to make it slightly better by using an HDMI to DVI connector. That it least got the color to full RGB (vs. YUV), but scaling is still blacked out, and because its DVI it's only 8-bit. Apple apparently does not have a 10-bit RGB monitoring solution for this machine -- unless one is to use an external video adapter (i.e., Ultrastudio 3D).
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Jul 12, 2012 2:51 AM in response to Andrew Huebscher1by kevangus,I also tried an HDMI to DVI connector and that worked ok - seems to be HDMI to HDMI where the problem lies.
I'm going to wait for Mountain Lion which is not far off now and hopefully has better handling of retina/hdmi macs.
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Oct 17, 2012 10:03 AM in response to kevangusby MarcelloD,I have the setup as you, and this is not only a font aliasing issue – I see some sort of unsharpening effect (like the photoshop filter) on every element edge, accross the board. That happens only when using the displayport port on the display. I thing is just a poor displayport implementation on the LP2475W, once I did not have the same issue with other HP displays over displayport. And by the way, it all works fine over DVI with an original Apple mini displayport to dvi adaptor.