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Thanks the meantime, I was able to find a solution! So I'm posting it here in case others are running into the same problem. If I do not change the camera-angle the game runs without freezing the screen. Apart from that, the Mac + the monitor are running fine for weeks now.Ĭan you replicate the issue? If yes, please explain how you did it.Ĭhanging the camera-angle forces the graphic output freezing occasionally.

The screen freezing problem never appeared yet and seems to be only appearing in Cities: Skylines while changing the camera-angle. Monitor: LG 4k 32UK550/UL500 Resolution 3840x2160/60Hz connected with HDMI

Computer: Mac mini (M1, 2020) with Apple M1 chip + 16gb ram changed screen resolution (scaling the ui) in macOS settings forcing the game to use Metal Engine (-force-gfx-metal in steam launch-options) changing all the graphics settings (from low to high, trying different resolutions) If I restart the monitor or un- and replug the HDMI-cable, the graphic output is no more frozen.

The monitor itself seems not to be the issue as I can access the monitor's menu without any problems. In the background everything is running fine. Not just the game's but of the whole computer's graphic output is frozen. Occasionally, while changing the camera-angle by clicking the scroll-wheel or using keyboard, the graphic output freezes. I'd guess about every 4 to 20 seconds at irregular intervals. While playing Cities Skylines (no mods, no expansion, freshly installed 2 hours ago) the screen is flickering. Please explain your issue is in as much detail as possible. What expansions do you have installed? None. HDR content might play at resolutions no greater than 1080p on Intel-based Mac mini, Intel-based MacBook Pro, and Intel-based MacBook Air models, depending on the HDR content and the display on which it is viewed.Describe your issue: Graphics Issues - Screen freezing on camera angle change.To play in HDR, connect your Mac to power or deselect this checkbox.

If “Optimize video streaming while on battery” is turned on, your Mac saves energy by playing HDR video in standard dynamic range (SDR) while on battery power. Choose Apple menu  > System Settings (or System Preferences), then click Battery or Energy Saver.If you don't want to use HDR on your external display, turn this setting off. This setting appears only on third-party displays that support HDR10, not on built-in displays. In Displays settings for the external display, make sure that High Dynamic Range is turned on. Choose Apple menu  > System Settings (or System Preferences), then click Displays.Some HDR features are available only with the latest macOS. Install the latest Apple software updates for macOS Catalina or later.