And to be clear, your system resolution doesn’t actually change if you choose a different setting: just the scaling of things like text and interface elements will change. The precise choices offered will vary depending on your specific Mac model. These numbers are somewhat arbitrary, in that they are related to how previous-generation Macs looked at particular resolutions. The option above the default “looks like” 1680 by 1050. The two options below the default “look like” 1280 by 8 by 640, as I work my way down. The default, for example, “looks like” 1440 by 900 pixels, which you can see by hovering your mouse pointer over the option. I’m presented with four options, all of which “look like” a hypothetical resolution on a previous-generation Mac. I’m using a 13-inch MacBook Pro with a resolution of 2560 by 1600 pixels. You’ll be presented with four to five choices, depending on the size of your screen.
Under “Resolution,” check the “Scaled” option.
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