The (in pixels per pixels) of your Mac's screen determines how much information you can fit into the screen and how sharp the image is, so it's important to know that. If you're running a game or fullscreen application with native resolution , the image will be at its best, so here's how to know what it is.
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First, click on the Apple icon in the upper left corner of the screen, then select "About This Mac.
In the window that appears, click on the "Poster" tab.
On the next screen you will see information about the displaye (or displays) that you have integrated or connected to your Mac.
The screen resolution is the set of numbers shown in parentheses just after the screen size. For example, the listing here says "27 inches (2560 x 1440), which means the Mac this image has a 27 inch screen with a resolution of 2560 x 1140 pixels."
(Note that "About This Mac always displays the native (ideal) screen resolution, regardless of the resolution settings in System Preferences.)
If you have more than one monitor connected to your Mac, you will see them all in this window. Here is an example. With an external display, you'll find its native resolution listed just below its name.
Now that you know your screen's native resolution, you can 'use to run games beforeIn the best possible quality, find wallpapers that match your screen exactly, and more.
If you need to adjust your resolution settings , About This Mac makes it easy. Simply click the "Display Preferences " button in this window, and you will be taken directly to "System Preferences " where you can change your display settings to suit your needs.
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