Is it normal for the monitors to come from the factory with different settings? I didn't have to change the MST setting on the first monitor at all. The current setting appears to be producing the same image quality as the first of these monitors (which I bought last week) provided out of the box. This is the highest res that is not marked "low resolution" except for 3840 x 2160, which makes things on screen way too small.
Even though Im used to the look of a Retina Display on my 13-inch MacBook Pro, the 2,880 x. The refresh rate is set to 60Hz and greyed out on all of these.Ĭurrently I have MST = secondary and display options = 1920 x 1080 30Hz. MacBook Pro with Retina Display (15-inch, Mid-2014) Review.
#2014 macbook pro 13 retina 720p
Previously in MST = off, the scaled resolutions available ranged from 720p to 2560 x 1440 (plus a bunch more if I use the Option key). The refresh rate is set to 30Hz and greyed out on all of these. I've factory reset the monitor and tried every setting I can find, but it won't behave like the other one I purchased a week apart.Ĭurrently in MST = secondary, the scaled resolutions available are from 1280 x 720 to 2560 x 1440 ( low res).
They have no metal cover over the RAM and have a wide webcam connector. If I move it up to the Dell monitor the buttons change shape and size. The 2013-2014 A1502 Macbook Pros use the same parts, and come with boards 820-3536 and 820-3476. If I move the browser window down to the laptop, rendering is fine. the fonts and so on display smaller.Īnd, HTML elements like form buttons render wrong on the monitor. The text is fuzzy (this was the reason I bought these monitors) and the screen is yellowish. I took delivery of the second one in NJ and it does not work the same.
I took delivery of one in CA and it works as expected. I just purchased two P2415Q hi-def monitors for use with my mid-2014 MacBook Pro 13" Retina.
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