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    Quote Originally Posted by Ughmahedhurtz View Post
    Yeah, that is a pain with the newer "high DPI" laptops. My Zenbook has some crazy high setting due to 4k display, which at 100% would be completely unreadable by anyone that isn't under 12 and wearing 3-power reading glasses.
    Luckily, mine is not so bad at 100%, so I can live with it. What do you do in your case? Have you tried setting PiP on your laptop?

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    Quote Originally Posted by perr0 View Post
    Luckily, mine is not so bad at 100%, so I can live with it. What do you do in your case? Have you tried setting PiP on your laptop?
    I just dropped the resolution to 1080p, which is 4 physical pixels per virtual pixel. Looks good enough, runs cooler/faster and doesn't show those funky control issues that crop up with scaling enabled.

    [edit] Two guys in the office got 4k displays recently; one's on a Macbook Pro, other is on an HP linux i7 machine. Both of them spin the GPU fans at like 80% all the time. Mine purrs along at zero fan noise and ~4.5 hours of battery life. It's been a nice change.
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