Display scaling makes the size of your Mac's interface more comfortable on non-Retina monitors but incurs some visual and performance penalties. We explain these effects and how much they matter. In a ...

GPU Scaling is a built-in feature of modern graphics cards that lets you tweak the aspect ratio of a game according to the resolution of your monitor. Let’s understand it with an example. The older ...

One of the most long-overdue trends in PC is the rise of high-pixel-density displays. For ages, computer monitors have gotten bigger and bigger, with only a minor increase in resolution to go along ...

One great thing about Windows 10 is that it has lots of small but essential tweaks for power users. For this tutorial, we’re looking at a great option for anyone running a multi-monitor setup, ...

On external monitors, 1440p resolution is supposed to represent the sweet spot, offering a sharper picture than HD without the high costs of 4K. Unfortunately, Apple doesn’t seem to agree. On Macs ...

Reducing the screen size on your monitor is often a much-needed adjustment to match your display settings to the actual screen size. A mismatched size will place windows out of view and generally ...

I’ve 2 displays: 3440x1440 (main) and 2560x1080, both 34”. When I set DPI scaling to 125% on main only, fonts in some applications on secondary display are blurry. Nothing can be done with Clear type ...

If you use OS X on a Mac with a small screen—be that a 12-inch PowerBook G4 or a modified PC netbook of some sort—one of the biggest challenges is that OS X really wasn’t designed for small screens.

A modern Windows PC works great with a high-resolution display — or with multiple displays. But even so, it’s easy to find yourself squinting at small elements on your screen while you’re working. You ...