Hey,
I just built a new computer, and I'm having a problem of blurred graphics while on desktop applications. Here's an example: http://imgur.com/a/O8Gie
This is a screencap, although you can see this much more clearly when there is some movement. It seems that fading to black colour causes all this.
Nothing like this happens while in game of Overwatch or League of Legends, for example.
Do you have any ideas?
I have tried lots of different colour settings and modes for the screen, and this problem can be seen on my 2nd screen also. I have installed drivers for the screen and the GPU. I also tried without the other screen connected, and still got the problem. BenQ screen is connected with DVI, 2nd screen with old hdmi.
Thanks!
Screen: BenQ ZOWIE XL2411
GPU: ASUS STRIX OC GTX 1070
MOBO: MSI Gaming M5
CPU: Intel i7-7700K
OS: Windows 10 Pro
Blurred/pixelated textures while on desktop
Re: Blurred/pixelated textures while on desktop
The image you posted is 475x336. It's impossible to see anything relevant on that.
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Re: Blurred/pixelated textures while on desktop
well, here is the whole window: http://imgur.com/a/bXcxc
You can see those blurred squares all over the top right and bottom left corners right?
This is a youtube vid of that login screen animation, which plays perfectly fine on my phone: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rL2EFKYLD9o
I see the same effect on that video, when i inspect it on my pc, tho.
You can see those blurred squares all over the top right and bottom left corners right?
This is a youtube vid of that login screen animation, which plays perfectly fine on my phone: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rL2EFKYLD9o
I see the same effect on that video, when i inspect it on my pc, tho.
Re: Blurred/pixelated textures while on desktop
To me it looks like you're using a resolution of 1600x900, but your monitor is a 1920x1080 panel. Of course it's going to look blurry. You need to use 1920x1080 to get a sharp image.
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Re: Blurred/pixelated textures while on desktop
Another theory:
DPI scaling.
If you're already using 1920x1080 but it's still blurry....
Many apps (including photo viewers) don't scale properly. Set your DPI scaling to 100% and this problem will solve itself. Your desktop icons and taskbar will be smaller but your apps will look better. Older versions of web browsers and Steam even had problems with DPI scaling, making text blurry in them despite correctly configured resolution.
DPI scaling.
If you're already using 1920x1080 but it's still blurry....
Many apps (including photo viewers) don't scale properly. Set your DPI scaling to 100% and this problem will solve itself. Your desktop icons and taskbar will be smaller but your apps will look better. Older versions of web browsers and Steam even had problems with DPI scaling, making text blurry in them despite correctly configured resolution.
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