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Hi, Im quite satisfied with my first OSX product, a macbook pro 13'. But i want to use it mainly with my 27' external Samsung LCD, which is quite frustrating as the fonts are totaly blurry compared to Win7. Things of interest: Macbook Pro 13' Mid 2012 OSX = Montain Lion 10.8.2 Adapter: Official Apple Adapter mini-dvi - HDMI Ext.Monitor resolution: 1920x1080 native Tried changing the fonts with Tinkertool Tried changing the font smoothing via System settings and Tinkertool Tried changing my monitors settings (AV/PC, sharpness, etc) On the macbook everything looks fine.
Thank you for the ireckon link. It worked for me using a ViewSonic external monitor. HOWEVER.THERE IS ONE ADDITIONAL STEP Be SURE that your external monitor's input is set to 'PC' rather than 'AV'. I am using a thuderbolt to HDMI adaptor to connect to my monitor's HDMI input. The default setting for this is 'AV' by which I think treats the signal as a TV 1080p resolution rather than a monitor 1920x 1080. Even after forcing the MAC to send a RGB signal, the text remained blurry until I switched the input to PC. Also, make sure that the monitor display is set to RGB rather than YUV mode (TV mode).
Hope that helps somebody. And again, the question remains: Why does Apple Central make it so difficult to play nicely in the sandbox with non-Apple products. A couple of days ago I went out and bought a HP Pavillion 23xi to use as a second screen connected to my Late 2012 iMac and was pretty annoyed when I plugged it in as the fonts were pretty badly defined, which brought to me to this forum and was even more frustrated when I saw it seemed to be a common problem.
Its connected via HDMI to the Thunderbolt connector. However, after playing around with the settings on the monitor I found settings called Dynamic Contrast Ratio and another called Custom Scaling which I turned off and its has solved my problem. The results are now brilliant and the problem has gone away.
I know that this won't solve every bodies issues, but if you have a recent HP monitor then this might solve your problem. Hi, I'm facing the same problem. The fonts on an external monitor are very blurry. Graphics and icons are displayed crystal sharp.
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I can rule out any issue with the monitor or cable (mini DisplayPort to DVI) whatsoever, because if I run Ubuntu in VirtualBox, then within the VM the fonts are displayed sharp. Also no font issues on the notebook display itself. So it all comes down to a font issue on external displays, as can be read in several forums. The font smoothing tweaks didn't show an effect. Macbook Air 13' mid-2012 OS X 10.8.2 Mountain Lion (10.8 pre-installed) External Display: Benq G2222HDL connected via miniDisplayPort to DVI Adapter on the Thunderbolt connection Can anyone reproduce the correct font display in a virtual machine?
Thanks, salmanilla. Hello, This could be an issue with font anti-aliasing and external third party displays. To get good results with my external monitor I had to set the correct AA setting. Pre Snow Leopard you could do this via preferences but Apple 'simplified' it.
They try to detect it automatically but this apparently only works with Apple displays. Open a terminal and C&P defaults -currentHost write -globalDomain AppleFontSmoothing -int 2 Then logout of your account and back in. The fonts should look less fuzzy now. Same problem here and there are 27 pages someplace here of other people reporting the issue. Please report a bug fix.
What people have discovered is that it's probably an OS issue because someone said when they booted in Windows, it was fine. I bought 2 new monitors, 2 different brands, same problem. I tried HDMI and DVI cables. Same problem.
@BigTrouble, by DispalyPort cable, do you mean DVI?? My fonts look as if they were written in fuzzy chalk. It's really bad. Is this Apple's way of forcing us to buy their monitors? If they were affordable I would.
I have the same problem with a 2012 retina MBP. I wasted 2 weeks trying to fix Apple's Mountain Lion OSX. The display on external monitors is pathetic, and Mountain Lion won't let the user change the settings to something that might work. Apple Support even suggested I spring for SwitchResX ($20) to 'patch' the problem until Apple fixes it. I returned the nice new retina MBP for a refund. No way am I going to shell out over $3K for a computer that can't even play nice with external monitors.
And don't even get me started on the whole 'wake from sleep' issue! Thank you for the ireckon link. It worked for me using a ViewSonic external monitor. HOWEVER.THERE IS ONE ADDITIONAL STEP Be SURE that your external monitor's input is set to 'PC' rather than 'AV'. I am using a thuderbolt to HDMI adaptor to connect to my monitor's HDMI input. The default setting for this is 'AV' by which I think treats the signal as a TV 1080p resolution rather than a monitor 1920x 1080.
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Even after forcing the MAC to send a RGB signal, the text remained blurry until I switched the input to PC. Also, make sure that the monitor display is set to RGB rather than YUV mode (TV mode). Hope that helps somebody. And again, the question remains: Why does Apple Central make it so difficult to play nicely in the sandbox with non-Apple products. Apple Footer.
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