- Nov 20, 2013
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Hi,
This is a strange graphics issue, and I don't quite know what the problem is.
It's not due to faulty hardware or anything, but it's got to do with some kind of setting in my Nvidia control panel.
Whenever I am playing certain games (Minecraft, CS:GO, The Sims 2, etc) if you move really fast or scroll really fast you will notice this effect.
It's hard to describe, really. Like, for instance in the Sims, all the black grid lines become very dark, and you can see each line very vividly. If you're standing still it looks like a dull line but it becomes very noticeable when you are scrolling fast.
In CS:GO, I noticed this happens to textures with lines. Again, very hard to describe in words, but it seems to make the lines more visible when moving, and sometimes it distorts the color. I saw this in Minecraft, when you moved around a block you might see it turn slightly red or blue for a second then it'll look perfectly fine when standing still.
Since this is so hard for me to describe, I have been having trouble searching for it on the internet. I tried turning off antialiasing features and filtering things to application controlled but nothing seems to be working. What could it be?
PS. My GPU is a GTX 780.
This is a strange graphics issue, and I don't quite know what the problem is.
It's not due to faulty hardware or anything, but it's got to do with some kind of setting in my Nvidia control panel.
Whenever I am playing certain games (Minecraft, CS:GO, The Sims 2, etc) if you move really fast or scroll really fast you will notice this effect.
It's hard to describe, really. Like, for instance in the Sims, all the black grid lines become very dark, and you can see each line very vividly. If you're standing still it looks like a dull line but it becomes very noticeable when you are scrolling fast.
In CS:GO, I noticed this happens to textures with lines. Again, very hard to describe in words, but it seems to make the lines more visible when moving, and sometimes it distorts the color. I saw this in Minecraft, when you moved around a block you might see it turn slightly red or blue for a second then it'll look perfectly fine when standing still.
Since this is so hard for me to describe, I have been having trouble searching for it on the internet. I tried turning off antialiasing features and filtering things to application controlled but nothing seems to be working. What could it be?
PS. My GPU is a GTX 780.
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