Weird Over-Sharpening Effect Ever Since New Update

[Skilled Loaf]

I updated my GPU drivers to 441.12 and ever since then every application is either blurry or over sharpened.  I have noticed it is some setting that is causing this in combination with another, but I can't figure out if thats it exactly. I have attached an image of how the over sharpening looks like in applications and my nvidia Global settings.

[NumLock21]

Go to Manage 3D settings and then Image Sharpening.

 

[Skilled Loaf]

Just now, NumLock21 said:

Go to Manage 3D settings and then Image Sharpening.

 

It's still over-sharpened. I'll try to restore graphics to default and see what happens.

[NumLock21]

1 minute ago, Skilled Loaf said:

It's still over-sharpened. I'll try to restore graphics to default and see what happens.

Might be the driver. use a older version.

or try the Studio version

[Skilled Loaf]

Just now, NumLock21 said:

Might be the driver. use a older version.

so restoring Nvidia settings fixed oversharpening in some applications, but not in others.

[NumLock21]

Just now, Skilled Loaf said:

so restoring Nvidia settings fixed oversharpening in some applications, but not in others.

Go back to an older version or the one before they added the image sharpening feature. Can also try their studio version and see if that makes any difference.

[Skilled Loaf]

Just now, NumLock21 said:

Go back to an older version or the one before they added the image sharpening feature. Can also try their studio version and see if that makes any difference.

I relaunched some applications where the over sharpening was still occuring and they are fixed. Looks like the 3d settings being restored to default fixed everything. Would you have any recommendations for Nvidia 3d settings.

[NumLock21]

2 minutes ago, Skilled Loaf said:

I relaunched some applications where the over sharpening was still occuring and they are fixed. Looks like the 3d settings being restored to default fixed everything. Would you have any recommendations for Nvidia 3d settings.

Most of the time, I just leave it alone, and let it do its job.