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Steam is blurry on 1440p

sgtcool
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7 minutes ago, sgtcool said:

There is no setting for that in steam.exe properties

Under compatibility there should be a settin. (Disable Dpi scaling on high dpi displays)steam-properties.png

So i just got the Asus VX24AH 1440p display, and steam is blurry, how can i scale it down , it hurts my eyes.

Some elements scaled down  for the 1440p display, but steam did not.

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Just now, DaltonM said:

Have you restarted steam and your PC?

Yes

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Have you tried installing a theme? It may scale better.

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For me it does not scale correctly only if the game I am playing is not at the correct resolution. If all else fails try to reinstall steam. 

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Can't you change the dpi scaling property on the steam executable? That might help

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1 minute ago, elpiop said:

Can't you change the dpi scaling property on the steam executable? That might help

Where?

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6 minutes ago, sgtcool said:

Where?

Right click on the steam executable steam.exe, go to properties (don't know exact file location, probably in program files(x86)/steam) and change the dpi scaling setting. Don't remember exactly what it's called but try that and restart steam and see if it helps 

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Steam looks fine on my 1440p monitor

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3 minutes ago, elpiop said:

Right click on the steam executable steam.exe, go to properties (don't know exact file location, probably in program files(x86)/steam) and change the dpi scaling setting. Don't remember exactly what it's called but try that and restart steam and see if it helps 

There is no setting for that in steam.exe properties

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7 minutes ago, sgtcool said:

There is no setting for that in steam.exe properties

Under compatibility there should be a settin. (Disable Dpi scaling on high dpi displays)steam-properties.png

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