

define custom scaled resolutions for external displays, though this is limited to resolutions smaller than native.

It's a free try-out version which is fully functional for 10 days. If you like SwitchResX, or SwitchResX has helped you, please think to register your software. Not sure if this works with M1 macs, as I have only intel one. get information about the current timing that defines a resolution You cannot create complete custom resolutions, only scaling is supported by Apple.
#SWITCHRESX VS QUICKRES PATCH#
Select the process name switchresx and hit the force quit.ut if you prefer, you can also remove the elements manually if.Įxport the EDID if the display does support it (this always works on the DTK, but I've never seen it supported on the Apple Silicon Macs - maybe on future Macs this will be active again ?) Using switchresx Patch Well, maybe it won't work in the current version of switchresx on an m1 mac (because i think i read. SwitchResX test Using SwitchResX, I confirmed that the display was set to Billions of colors mode i.e. However, it's not possible to create custom timings on Apple Silicon Macs because this function was completely removed by Apple in the implementation of the new graphical subsystem.
#SWITCHRESX VS QUICKRES FOR MAC#
#SWITCHRESX VS QUICKRES SOFTWARE#
#SWITCHRESX M1 SOFTWARE#Īlso this makes great Software like SwitchResX useless to these machines. ( M1 Mac Mini 8gb/1TB > Samsung CRG9 49' via Maxonar TB3-DP cable) Yes gave up and purchased/use SwitchResX with near complete resolution of most issues: What remains is if i have connected my PS4 to HDMI port on CRG9, then waking up from screen being off is at times wonky (had to disconnect HDMI to have DP recognize Mac > again). It would be really great if as many users as possible reported this problem so that Apple actually becomes aware of it.
