- Mar 10, 2014
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Hi,
A few weeks ago I updated my gpu's ( MSI gtx 660 ) driver. After the update I noticed that one part of the screen was blury and then noticed a ghosting on the mouse cersour and all text's / images. I thought it could be the screen I was using ( logic @1080x1920 ) so I tryed auto-adjust and there was no change, checked to see if the resolution was the same as the screen size and it was. I also checked the refresh rate and they were also the same. I also changed the resolution to the native and still saw the ghosting. I re-installed the driver and it still has the problem, even when I rolled back to the driver I previously had I still have the ghosting. I decided to test the screen on another pc I have that uses HD Intel graphics and it works fine with no ghosting.
When I used an old pc screen I had on the computer that has the ghosting ( 1024x???? ) I did not notice any ghosting, only a shutter effect when playing games ( that I only get on the old screen ).
The gpu and screen are both new, any ideas on what could be causing this?
A few weeks ago I updated my gpu's ( MSI gtx 660 ) driver. After the update I noticed that one part of the screen was blury and then noticed a ghosting on the mouse cersour and all text's / images. I thought it could be the screen I was using ( logic @1080x1920 ) so I tryed auto-adjust and there was no change, checked to see if the resolution was the same as the screen size and it was. I also checked the refresh rate and they were also the same. I also changed the resolution to the native and still saw the ghosting. I re-installed the driver and it still has the problem, even when I rolled back to the driver I previously had I still have the ghosting. I decided to test the screen on another pc I have that uses HD Intel graphics and it works fine with no ghosting.
When I used an old pc screen I had on the computer that has the ghosting ( 1024x???? ) I did not notice any ghosting, only a shutter effect when playing games ( that I only get on the old screen ).
The gpu and screen are both new, any ideas on what could be causing this?
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