
It's always fun to have a higher number, and to fantasise about 8K monitors running at 480Hz, but at some point you're creating huge technical challenges without actually making something more useful. Many gamers prioritise high/variable refresh rates prefer to play at 1440 or even 1080, not 4k. Things like the Studio Display are intended for design work, where high pixel counts and colour accuracy matter, not refresh rates. I'm not really sure what the use case would be anyway to be honest. the LG UltraFine, the Studio Display, and the Pro Display XDR are all 60Hz. Relatedly, most 5K/6K monitors (not that there are many) are limited to 60Hz - e.g. (Somewhat infamously, when the 2014 iMac came out, 5K even at 60Hz wasn't supported by the DisplayPort standard at the time, so Apple created a weird custom output with two separate DisplayPort streams which were then merged back together). So it comes with a lot of overheads and cost in terms of processing and transmitting this data. Then, from the context menu, choose Restart in macOS.Click to expand.If you're using 5K, 6K, 8K displays at 120hz or above, that's a lot of data, especially if you're also using a wide colour space and dynamic range. If you want to get back to macOS later, you just need to expand the Windows system tray and click the Boot Camp icon. The above content is all about Genshin Impact Mac.


Boot Camp Assistant will use it to create a bootable USB drive for Windows installation.
