Eventually: when? no one here is ever going to tell you.
For now AutoCAD is not designed for high-res monitors. AutoCAD through version 2017 only runs on displays set to 1920x1080 (also try 2560x1440 and up to 2560x1600 if you have that option) and at 100% text scaling (no more than 125% text scaling). It will not look good on 4k displays settings on modern PCs and laptops 😞
Read all about it here http://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/autocad/troubleshooting/caas/sfdcarticles/sfdcarticles/Odd-gra...
Ok, I got it. However, in a near future does Autocad will sopport properly 4k monitors?
If the use of 4K displays becomes more widespread, why wouldn't they? It would be silly not to.
It does not specifically say anything about 4k, but read it for yourself and give it a try.
Hi @ScottHodges,
I have it running on a couple machines and it seems to work well!
I hope that you find this to be the case as well.
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I have been somewhat successful with this work around with Autocad Architecture 2017 and every other application that has display issues.
http://www.danantonielli.com/adobe-app-scaling-on-high-dpi-displays-fix/
The Autocad Start screen doesn't work properly, but I just click the + tab to start a new drawing. Then Everything seems groovy.
All of our computers are Windows 10 Pro. It should work.
I add the setting to the Registry.
I add the manifest file to the exe location.
It worked on (3) Intel Nuc computers and one Dell XPS15 all running Win10Pro.
This was before the 2017.1 update was available. I will continue to test when I get some time.