I just upgraded my graphics card and my screen is oversized and blurry. I removed the old drivers, turned off the pc put in my new video card (GeForce GTX 285 OCX) booted the pc back up and ran the driver installation I got off the nvidia website (this one in particular - http://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp_190.62_whql.html) rebooted again, changed my resolution back to the normal resolution I've always run at and have the blurry oversized display. Any thoughts?
Hmm, definately sounds like something to do with either resolution of perhaps dpi size.
If you are using vista and are running at your displays native res then right click the desktop then in the personalize window at the left, click adjust foint size and play about with that.
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It's not just the font that's messed up, the screen itself is no longer sized right. I skipped right over the disc that came with the card and just ran the newest download for my card from nvidia, would this cause any issues such as these.
Perhaps. You could try installing another driver, don't use nvidia but a few people sometimes find that newer drivers cause more problems than they fix.
Download another one and try that to see if that corrects it.
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Hmmm this is bringing back memories when I bought my BFG 8800 GTX OC... Nvidia new GPU were badly designed for video streaming and I was having my right top corner with speed overlaying...
Thanks a lot for the suggestions everyone, gonna get this going tonight one way or another . I'm going to try removing the drivers with a tool and reinstalling the latest first then going from there if that doesn't work. I'm hoping the old removal/new install didn't take properly.
nvidia control panel........manage custom resolutions........force high def res..( check box )....create..........advanced............timing standard/DMT
in the advanced you can try and set your own and "auto" may help but the old way is to use DMT.
............ after you make your changes you have to hit "test" up in the corner......... that's about all I can remember....... hopefully there's enough info here to get you on your way.
Thanks, but that link a few posts up where you modify the .inf file did the trick. Hope this comes up for people with the same problem and they see the link. I was really getting frustrated with this.