Odd Resolution - How to fix?

Konasumi · April 25, 2014

Hi guys, I recently got a GTX 750 Ti, and I hooked it up to both of my displays. My main display's maximum resolution is 1366x768, and my secondary display's maximum resolution is 1920x1080. When I try to adjust the resolution on my second display above 1024x768, things start to get cut off, like the taskbar, and it is unusable.

How can I go about fixing this? I have the latest driver from Nvidia for my 750 Ti.

T.Vengeance · April 25, 2014

Lol why isn't your main display 1080p? Also you can try manually scaling in the Nvidia control panel.

RelentlessAF · April 25, 2014

What happens if you unplug the 1366x768 monitor and just use the 1080p one?

TheProfosist · April 25, 2014

Make the 1080p one main and plug it into the best port you can.

Konasumi · April 25, 2014

Lol why isn't your main display 1080p? Also you can try manually scaling in the Nvidia control panel.

I will give this a shot tomorrow. Hope it works! I choose not to use my 1080P display as my main due to the fact that it's a television, so it has a noticeable delay.

What happens if you unplug the 1366x768 monitor and just use the 1080p one?

Make the 1080p one main and plug it into the best port you can.

I will try this!

RelentlessAF · April 25, 2014

I choose not to use my 1080P display as my main due to the fact that it's a television,

There's your problem! TV's are very likely to "lie" about being 1080p. I have a "Full 1080p" TV and when I plug my PC into it it's actually resolution is I think 1776x968. They exaggerate a little. Essentially your TV isn't 1920x1080 it's "1080p".