Problem with GTX 970?q

[Flashie]

Hi

 

I have a MSI GTX 970 Armor card and ever since last night it's been giving the output as normal coloured and then it shades the entire thing a shade of purple or blue when i move the mouse around. What could have caused this?

 

Edit: Its not the TV im using as output or the cable. I've made sure both sides of the connectors are securely in place (as has been for past month or two) and made sure that it is not the TV by checking out the TV, HDMI and home sections of the TV. Its only my PC that shades into purple and green and light blue during processing (changed multiple times during typing this, but very quickly). I'm using VGA btw. Had way to much unneeded difficulties with HDMI in the past

[AlwaysFSX]

Have you overclocked the card yourself?

[Flashie]

Have you overclocked the card yourself?

Nope

[AlwaysFSX]

I'm using VGA btw.

Okay, stop using VGA.

[Flashie]

Okay, stop using VGA.

Not like i have a choice. HDMI is way to overly sharpened. It could partly be because of the "3D capable"ness advertised on the packaging of the cable, but i will give it 1 more try in a second and see if HDMI will supply me a better experience than it did on my old laptop.

[AlwaysFSX]

Not like i have a choice. HDMI is way to overly sharpened. It could partly be because of the "3D capable"ness advertised on the packaging of the cable, but i will give it 1 more try in a second and see if HDMI will supply me a better experience than it did on my old laptop.

So how about you change your HDMI settings in the Nvidia control panel...

[Flashie]

So how about you change your HDMI settings in the Nvidia control panel...

That would be handy - if i knew which settings to fiddle with

[AlwaysFSX]

That would be handy - if i knew which settings to fiddle with

I would assume the tab that says "HDMI", then mess with color/contrast/sharpness. You can reset the settings if you have to in case you screw something up. It might also be your TV, their settings for HDMI tend to be dumb.

[Flashie]

I would assume the tab that says "HDMI", then mess with color/contrast/sharpness. You can reset the settings if you have to in case you screw something up. It might also be your TV, their settings for HDMI tend to be dumb.

Thanks for the assistance - The TV's settings for HDMI 1 were beyond "poopy"

[Flashie]

Only issue thats happening now is that the sharpness and colour saturation is perfect in 1 window, but in another game its beyond crap and not supposed to fit that games settings.