DeathWing72

I guess I'm trying to see if there's a way I can make my 28 inch monitor act like one that is higher resolution than it is in order to make windows and text appear the same size as I move them across monitors

Alright, I'll try that. Thanks!

Maybe I didn't explain it quite right, but it's not really a software issue, it's a personal issue with how Windows multi-monitor management works

I'm on Windows 10 Pro

Hi! In my setup, I have two monitors which are both 1080p. The issue is that they are two different physical sizes: 24 and 28 inches, but Windows doesn't recognize the physical sizes of the monitors, making use a little awkward. Is there a way (in Windows or special software) to make Windows recognize their physical display size and scale that way rather than how it is happening now? Any help is appreciated!

Yeah I guess I'll give it a shot! Edit: That worked! Thanks for the help!

Tonight I finally decided to overclock my graphics card, but after following JayzTwoCents' tutorial from last year exactly and raising my core clock by 100 MHz in MSI Afterburner, my 770 performed exactly the same in the Valley Benchmark, leading me to look at the core clock history, only to find out that it remained at the same 1137 MHz that it was at before I supposedly overclocked it. Any insight into why this might be happening would be greatly appreciated!

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That is probably the first projector that I have ever gotten excited about and wanted to buy! Looks really cool and practical!

Ok that seemed to help. Thanks guys!

Oh I didn't know that. Thank you!

I haven't and probably will a bit, but I don't want to raise it much higher than it already is so I can stay at lease somewhat competitive Thanks for the quick response though!

The expected game timer continues to rise until a window that says that a server with acceptable ping cannot be found. This is odd considering that my brother who is on the same network can connect to matches just fine. Has anyone else encountered this issue/ found a solution? Any help is appreciated!

I like the keyboard the most because I love a good no- frills keyboard

I'm going to contact HyperX about the issue tomorrow to try to get it resolved. Thanks for all the help!