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1. #APPLE MAC WALLPAPERS 2880X1800 I AM MAC DRIVERS#
2. #APPLE MAC WALLPAPERS 2880X1800 I AM MAC DRIVER#
3. #APPLE MAC WALLPAPERS 2880X1800 I AM MAC FULL#

On my 2560 x 1440 monitor on which I'm writing this, I can, indeed, make out individual pixels with the same spectacles.

#APPLE MAC WALLPAPERS 2880X1800 I AM MAC DRIVER#

It is more forgiving, thankfully, in Windows, as the ATI driver at least lets me set a 4K resolution. This iMac, in Yosemite, does not allow me to set even a 4K resolution, let alone 5K resolution, so I cannot see the same amount of content if I split it in four and open 4 internet windows. If I hook up a 1920x1080 monitor next to my 4K pc, and pull up one of the same web pages, the exact same amount of info fits on 1/4th of my 4K monitor.

#APPLE MAC WALLPAPERS 2880X1800 I AM MAC FULL#

When I bought a 4K monitor with a resolution of 3840x2160, I could fit exactly four full 1920x1080 web pages (two across/two down). Some reports have super-imposed a 1920x1080 display over top of a retina display to show that the Retina 5K 'fits' nearly eight 1920x1080 displays worth of content into one, which is not true. I bought the Retina iMac expecting to USE 5120x2880 pixels as my desktop, my workspace. They will 'fit' the exact same # of icons, the exact same # of lines in a spreadsheet, the exact same amount of internet content on a maximized internet window. The Retina and Non Retina 27" iMacs both support 2560x1440 resolution. What bothers me is that they are restricting users from setting a 5K display resolution (to view twice the real-estate). I agree that it's not a set-in-stone permanent issue. I'm disappointed, but more in a curious/inquisitive way. I can tell that you're very, very disappointed in your new iMac. When I click the at the top left and pick about this Mac, it reports "Built-In Retina Display, 27-Inch" 5120x2880" (blank line of output each time this is run now) (I then allowed the developer tools to download/install) Choose an option in the dialog to download the command line developer tools.

Xcode-select: note: no developer tools were found at '/Applications/Xcode.app', requesting install. Ioreg -lw0 | grep IODisplayEDID | sed "/*

Please check what your 5K display reports for the following two commands.

#APPLE MAC WALLPAPERS 2880X1800 I AM MAC DRIVERS#

I'm guessing they don't, at least on Windows.PCs, as the drivers released by the manufacturers, both nVidia and AMD, are hardware-independent other than in their "bitness." I'm therefore not very concerned about the TCon, but the other question is important as I don't think there are any video cards currently claiming to be capable of driving a 5120 x 2880 display, and before I spend $3,100, I'd love to know the answers to ALL these questions. And I'd still like to know if display drivers have to interact with the Timing Controller. Available here - Apple - Support - Downloads.Īs you say, if AMD would release a specific "IMac Retina 5K" driver, I'd not be worried, but, with neither an announcement nor an assurance of such a driver, I posted my still-answered question. So, the Boot Camp partition contains video drivers other than those that the Windows installation contains?