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Never heard of that one

I never had to do anything with filters... The content looks the same on both

MPC is just as easy as VLC is. VLC has things that I don't like about. You can't click a video to pause. Also ALT+Enter does not make it full screen... Little things like this just bug me.

I personally like MPC and been using it for many years. It works perfectly fine and seems to have a lot more features than VLC does.

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I put this together and you still save money

LOL. I think Windows needs to get their shi* together is what I think lol. Yeah.... I'm on a 55" 4k TV Edit: pics for context Imgur: The magic of the Internet

If the light isn't solid than nothing is wrong according to this Troubleshooting MSI EZ Debug LEDs: Everything You need to know (cgdirector.com) Another thing I saw after my research was to try another GPU. This post I saw was from Tom's Hardware and that ended up fixing the problem for the guy there. So it could be the GPU..... But other than that it seems like you tried everything else

just get a 7800XT and save yourself a lot of money. Nvidia is too scummy and just a rip off. With AMD's new fluid motion frames you can get high FPS on lower tier cards on games that support DX11 and DX12.

A lot of programs its fine looks great and then some other ones the font inside boxes and what not super tiny and really hard to read. Changing the font size through setting is going to make the normal things SUPER big and the things that are tiny normal size. So this isn't a solution. It seems like to me Windows is still suffering from this and can't get this right after 10+ years. This is only a problem on 4k resolution I believe.

Can you load into safe mode? if so uninstall GPU driver, restart system into normal Windows and see if it goes away

It would be helpful if you posted links man and not just the name of it. But judging by the name it will not provide a better picture than the ones I posted. It also seems a lot cheaper as its a VA and not an IPS. So if you don't care for a better picture and want cheaper than go for it.

Well is the monitor going to be used on a PC or the PS5? I see that you also value performance over quality. So 1080P at 240hz? or do you wan to go for 1440P at 240? Pixio PX279 Prime 27" 240Hz 1080p IPS Gaming Monitor - Newegg.com Amazon.com: AOC Gaming 27" Frameless Ultra-Fast IPS Gaming Monitor, FHD 1080p, 0.5ms 240Hz, FreeSync, HDMI/DP/VGA, Height Adjustable, 3-Year Zero Dead Pixel Guarantee, Gaming Console Ready, 27G2Z : Electronics Some suggestions

They will work fine but any reason you're going with a 5800 and not a 7800?