I am currently using a TV as a monitor, which is most likely the cause of this problem, I will also add that I realize this problem is probably unfix-able.
My screen has a native resolution of 1366 x 768, this is only available as a 1080p resolution setting in NVIDIA Control Panel.
However this screen is only 720p, this means that when using the native resolution, then scaling it to fit the screen, there is intense flickering.
I'd assume there's a way to have my screen play at 1366 x 768 (720p), however I can't seem to find any way through the control panel - neither can I find another with the same problem.
Along with this, It is possible for me to play without flickering, by playing at the highest 720p setting, however this is unsuitable as the screen is 26", leaving all seemingly engorged and painful to the eyes.
Finally, I fear that if possible to set the screen to 1366 x 768 (720p), that the aforementioned problem would once more occur and the screen would be oversized, I'm pretty sure there isn't any fix for this but I thought I might as well try.
My screen has a native resolution of 1366 x 768, this is only available as a 1080p resolution setting in NVIDIA Control Panel.
However this screen is only 720p, this means that when using the native resolution, then scaling it to fit the screen, there is intense flickering.
I'd assume there's a way to have my screen play at 1366 x 768 (720p), however I can't seem to find any way through the control panel - neither can I find another with the same problem.
Along with this, It is possible for me to play without flickering, by playing at the highest 720p setting, however this is unsuitable as the screen is 26", leaving all seemingly engorged and painful to the eyes.
Finally, I fear that if possible to set the screen to 1366 x 768 (720p), that the aforementioned problem would once more occur and the screen would be oversized, I'm pretty sure there isn't any fix for this but I thought I might as well try.
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