MacBook Pro M1 and LG 34´ 5k2k monitor: I have been running on resolution 5120x2160 but "suddenly" that resolution is not an option anymore? The highest I can choose is now 3840x2160.
I noticed that text wasn't sharp anymore. Im using Thunderbolt cable and also tried another one. Any ideas?
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Hi, yes it is a cable with their symbol. I tried another with symbol and "3" without any difference.
Byt yesterday; I called LG again and they said; Even though it sounds illogical, try changing the display port version setting from 1.2 to 1.4. Even if you are using a Thunderbolt cable and it is plugged into the Thunderbolt port, it may sometimes be interpreted as a display port cable. After doing that, all resolutions should appear. Illogical for me, but it worked :-)
Hi, yes it is a cable with their symbol. I tried another with symbol and "3" without any difference.
Byt yesterday; I called LG again and they said; Even though it sounds illogical, try changing the display port version setting from 1.2 to 1.4. Even if you are using a Thunderbolt cable and it is plugged into the Thunderbolt port, it may sometimes be interpreted as a display port cable. After doing that, all resolutions should appear. Illogical for me, but it worked :-)
is that really a genuine Thunderbolt cable, with the Thunderbolt symbol ?
and not just a USB-C cable or an 'I don't know for sure what it is' cable that shipped in the box?
DisplayPort 1.4 includes Display Stream Compression (DSC), which provides higher display data rates over the same-speed data pathway.
Your particular display may bundle a whole raft of additional assumptions with the choice of what version of DisplayPort should be active.
MacBook Pro M1 and LG 34´5k2k monitor resolution 5120x2160 is not an option anymore
