Do you have any recommendations for a monitor that perfectly fits Mac mini4?

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• Anonymous12268 Nov 25, 2024
  Let's talk about the conclusion first. No matter what brand it is, it must be 5k to perfectly adapt. The logical resolution is 1080P, the rendering resolution is 4K, and the physical resolution is 2K, which is not clear. The logical resolution is 2K, the rendering resolution is 5K, and the physical resolution is 2K, which is not clear. The logical resolution is 2K, the rendering resolution is 5K, and the physical resolution is 4K, which is not clear. The logical resolution is 1080P, the rendering resolution is 4K, and the physical resolution is 4K, which is clear. Logitech resolution 2K, rendering resolution 5K, physical resolution 5K, crisp. The hidpi native to macOS only supports displaying 4 pixels as 1 pixel, so only 200% is the perfect ratio. 2K: 2560 × 1440-> 200% magnification = 5K: 5120 × 2880
• Anonymous12269 Nov 25, 2024
  @ Anonymous2557 # 2 is really popular, and I also collected one. Ha ha
• Anonymous2827 Nov 25, 2024
  @ Anonymous2557 # 2 Which model of Redmi is the boss ~
• Anonymous5669 Nov 25, 2024
  @ Anonymous12268 This is called professional.jpg
• Anonymous12270 Nov 25, 2024
  @ Anonymous12268 then I bought it for 4k for nothing?.
• Anonymous12268 Nov 25, 2024
  @ Anonymous12271 is actually clear with a 4k display, but it just can't achieve the perfect Retina display effect. You can connect your 4k monitor to windows to feel it. windows will be clearer than mac no matter whether it is set to 2k4k. Of course, some people can't even notice this kind of clarity, so it can't be said to buy it for nothing. It's clear and usable, but it's not perfect as OP said.
• Anonymous2059 Nov 25, 2024
  As long as it is accurate 1x or 2x, it can be considered that there is no loss of pixels, and 4K is fine. The so-called Retina concept is to look at PPI and eye-screen distance
• Anonymous9341 Nov 25, 2024
  @ Anonymous12268 # 21 In fact, there is a restriction, that is, under the same size, it is simpler than ppi, but many monitors are not labeled
• Anonymous7622 Nov 25, 2024
  Meiya buys Samsung viewfinity s9 5k resolution, 699 knives, equivalent to about 5,000 yuan, which can be directly mailed to Hong Kong, and the withdrawal does not exceed 12,000 tax-free limit
• Anonymous12272 Nov 25, 2024
  wescom 28.2 in, 4k +, pdd, 769
• Anonymous1697 Nov 25, 2024
  @ Anonymous11574 I use this one, I can only say it's okay https://i.imgur.com/PcXuD1W.png
• Anonymous1697 Nov 25, 2024
  @ Anonymous7622 I have also been paying attention to this model recently. The advantage is that it has a camera with higher pixels, but the disadvantage is that it is a little less non-mirror and Thunderbolt IV Excuse me, buddy, have you already bought it? How do you feel?
• Anonymous7622 Nov 25, 2024
  @ Anonymous1697 # 32 I didn't buy it, I was planning to buy it, it's already 700, and the studio display is now 1299 dollars, which is half price. What more bicycles do you want?
• Anonymous2157 Nov 25, 2024
  @ Anonymous3251 # 1 This seems to be matte
• Anonymous12273 Nov 25, 2024
  Use Dell all the time,
• Anonymous88 Nov 25, 2024
  I don't know what perfection means, but I recommend checking out the lg c3 42-inch model. There are a lot of problems, but it's really nice to use.
• Anonymous12826 Nov 25, 2024
  DELL U2723QX's default 1920 x 1080 rendering font is too large and wasteful. 2560 x 1440 is more appropriate. It's okay to use. It's just right with the left and right split screen of macOS 15.
• Anonymous7423 Nov 26, 2024
  @ Anonymous3251 I bought an RV200 pro not long ago and connected it to the Mackbook Pro M2 pro with a thunderbolt cable. I found that Netflix could not 4K, and the debugging information showed output-restricted. I actively contacted the after-sales engineer through the official website information, but the other party ignored me and had to return it.
• Anonymous2098 Nov 27, 2024
  @ Anonymous12268 # 21 None of these things you list are perfect True perfection: 40-inch monitor, logical resolution 4K, rendering resolution 4K, physical resolution 4K, very clear
• Anonymous3251 Nov 27, 2024
  @ Anonymous7426 It's estimated that there's no HDCP, haha. Netflix is paranoid about anti-cracking