Lcuk normally I use the higher resolution for "daily use" and switch to lower resolution when trying a new build or attempting in a very evil way to recreate the screen corruption, but yes, it is exactly what I meant
I really don't feel the need of switching to a more power hungry CPU setting while using liqbase for sketching at maximum resolution, this would be needed just in case of a very complex drawing (for example one day I tried to crash the app by drawing a full screen stamp and then adding lines and squares of different color, and every time something was drawn the nit was slowed down, but the app didn't crash nor the system hang or maybe if my graffiti wall was filled with sketches (which isn't yet).