PC Big problem

[ceaicusare]

Hello, I bought this setup recently(only for gaming)  hoping to play in ultra/high settings on every game and get 60+ fps, but i have a major problem, i guess.

My windows desktop looks blurry(u can barely read) without finding a fitting resolution for it. When i first installed BO2 and CS:GO i set them on ultra settings and i had 180fps  but it looked like i was playing on low.

I have a LCD-TV  connected with GPU through HDMI cable. 

I hope someone can help me 

 

The setup is :

CPU: i3-6100 

GPU : GTX 1060 ARMOR 3G OCV1 

Motherboard : MSI B150M PRO-VDH 

RAM : Crucial 8GB 2133MHz

PSU : 500W 80+ 

HDD : 1TB 

OS : W10 PRO x64 

 

 

[pwn_intended]

What is the resolution of your monitor? Make sure to set your windows desktop resolution to the native resolution of the screen.

Also, what cable are you using to connect? HDMI, VGA, DVI?

[ceaicusare]

I use the Recommend resolution. 

HDMI 

[ceaicusare]

2 minutes ago, Thread212 said:

Can u take a picture of it?

Of what? Of monitor or desktop ? 

[ceaicusare]

If u can see, the borders of desktop are a little bit cut.

[ceaicusare]

I choose the Recommend one, and my drivers are up to date. First i installed them from CD i recived from GPU Box then i try with the ones from MSI site. 

I cant find a good resolution, none of them fits perfectly. 

[HorrorCosmic]

can you post the make and model of that tv?

 

[ceaicusare]

1 minute ago, HorrorCosmic said:

can you post the make and model of that tv?

 

SilvaSchneider LDT 22-250 DVB-T

[ceaicusare]

26 minutes ago, Thread212 said:

 

 

12 minutes ago, HorrorCosmic said:

 

No idea about what should i do about this ?

[HorrorCosmic]

Ok its an nvidia card, so open the Nvidia control panel and go to "Adjust Desktop size and position" under "Display" and adjust the scaling of the screen till it fills the tv.

[ceaicusare]

4 minutes ago, HorrorCosmic said:

Ok its an nvidia card, so open the Nvidia control panel and go to "Adjust Desktop size and position" under "Display" and adjust the scaling of the screen till it fills the tv.

Ok, but how can i tell when it fills the tv? I dont know what those squares are. 

[HorrorCosmic]

in scaling mode, select "full-screen" then apply and see if that works.

[ceaicusare]

1 minute ago, HorrorCosmic said:

in scaling mode, select "full-screen" then apply and see if that works.

It didnt change anything 

[ceaicusare]

Should i consider buying another monitor ?

[HorrorCosmic]

If no other options work then you can click the "size" tabe and enable desktop resizing,  then you'll be able to adjust the corners of the screen till they match.

 

I looks to me that your tv has an odd resolution that doesn't fit with any listed ones.

[ceaicusare]

3 minutes ago, HorrorCosmic said:

If no other options work then you can click the "size" tabe and enable desktop resizing,  then you'll be able to adjust the corners of the screen till they match.

 

I looks to me that your tv has an odd resolution that doesn't fit with any listed ones.

This worked only for borders but the desktop is still blurry.

[HorrorCosmic]

5 minutes ago, ceaicusare said:

This worked only for borders but the desktop is still blurry.

Running out of ideas. You can try different resolutions until you find one thats not blurry. You can start at 1024x768 and keep going up till the blurriness is gone. But i've searched an i cannot find any specifications on that tv to find out its exact resolution or operating range.

[KyonEXE]

Should look into a 1080p monitor for sure though ^^  If you need to see if another monitor is lying around and make for sure it is your monitor first though.

[KyonEXE]

Oh and try another cable and try another port in your video card.

[ceaicusare]

5 minutes ago, KyonEXE said:

Should look into a 1080p monitor for sure though ^^  If you need to see if another monitor is lying around and make for sure it is your monitor first though.

Im gonna borrow a 1080p monitor to check if it works and if it does should i buy other one ?

 

[ceaicusare]

4 minutes ago, KyonEXE said:

Oh and try another cable and try another port in your video card.

But if it was something wrong with the cable or port, i think it wouldnt work at all

[KyonEXE]

Well you'd think that.  I've seen a few weird out of the box things work.  Worth a shot in my opinion

[ceaicusare]

4 minutes ago, KyonEXE said:

Well you'd think that.  I've seen a few weird out of the box things work.  Worth a shot in my opinion

As i expected, nothing changed. Still the same after i changed HDMI port.

[KyonEXE]

Okay do you have an extra monitor?  Because most likely it is the monitor.  But testing and knowing 100% before you decide to buy another monitor is best way to go.

[ceaicusare]

16 hours ago, KyonEXE said:

Okay do you have an extra monitor?  Because most likely it is the monitor.  But testing and knowing 100% before you decide to buy another monitor is best way to go.

I dont have one. I need to borrow from a friend .