I need help bad....

[AzoraFred]

Okay, so I just recently switched all my components to my new motherboard and case. I hooked everything up and it's all fine accept one thing... That would be my screen... How i see i at least. I am running a 1920x1080 monitor and have an HDMI cable hooked up to it. The text for google and such is a bit blurry and the toolbar, desktop icons, settings pages, windows 8 area thing pretty much everything is off proportion. Like when I click date and time it fills like a 1/4 of my screen. Before I switched everything to new components for my PC, it was just a fine clean crisp resolution. Please help me with this, and yes everything under screen resolution is set correctly I hope and the cable are not the issue, drivers are up to date as well.

 

[rollingbarrels]

Did you do a clean install after replacing your motherboard?
Can you screenshot what the problem looks like?
Try updating/re-installing your drivers.

 

[AzoraFred]

Did you do a clean install after replacing your motherboard?
Can you screenshot what the problem looks like?
Try updating/re-installing your drivers.

Clean install as in what exactly? I will also try reinstalling them.

 

[AzoraFred]

Did you do a clean install after replacing your motherboard?
Can you screenshot what the problem looks like?
Try updating/re-installing your drivers.

this is what it looks like https://i.gyazo.com/e7d9894e5b08b6a4cd55c4cde59db1a9.png and this https://gyazo.com/df974b9ce172ddbb8ce6dbe318e60740

Notice it's all a bit blurry and such...and much to overscaled (The taskbar and text and other things...)

 

[rollingbarrels]

Clean install meaning that you re-install windows from scratch. You normally have to do that every time you replace your motherboard or you can get software compatibility issues.

 

[AzoraFred]

Clean install meaning that you re-install windows from scratch. You normally have to do that every time you replace your motherboard or you can get software compatibility issues.

Ohh I see, I jsut did the gigabyte driver disk and it fixed the scaling gonna probably do that just to be on the safe side as well.
Thanks!

 

[AzoraFred]

Clean install meaning that you re-install windows from scratch. You normally have to do that every time you replace your motherboard or you can get software compatibility issues.

Ohh I see, I jsut did the gigabyte driver disk and it fixed the scaling gonna probably do that just to be on the safe side as well.
Thanks!