Just 2 days ago I made the switch from my IPad to a Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 FE, rather hasty. Everything went lovely until I started downloading and opening my games I normally played on iPad and on my Samsung S20 FE.
1) Firstly and to my surprise the games looked horrid. Low resolution and as if no anti aliasing was enabled despite running on max graphic settings. It's as if the games ran in 720p and this tab is a 2k resolution tablet. Immediately I started panicking and regretting making the switch.
2) Did some research and apparently a lot of users had the same issue and they found disabling game booster and game launcher fixed the issue. My problem is I cannot and my tablet doesn't allow me to disable game booster.
3) Unlike my S20 FE the Tab S7 FE does not have/does not support an app called "game plugins" which is part of game launcher/game booster. On my smart phone I know I can use this to manually set the resolution of a game to optomize it.
Games I tested Pubg Mobile, Pubg New State, Genshin Impact and Life After. These games worked 100% smoothly on my iPad and Samsung smartphone without the resolution limitation. I feel like I cannot enjoy my tablet like I hoped due to this. Any help/assistance on how to fix this issue?
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