Monitor says 1080p but doesnt look right.

[Max_Styker]

When i power on my monitor (Toshiba) it says 1080p in the corner but my pc says to use 1280x760 so i use 1366x768 because it looks the most normal. If i use 1920x1080p it looks really small but HD. When i play games like Overwatch ill change it to 1080 and 1080 in the game and the display and it looks fine. But idk.

 

[scout_03]

name and model of this monitor same for the gpu .

 

[Glenwing]

When i power on my monitor (Toshiba) it says 1080p in the corner but my pc says to use 1280x760 so i use 1366x768 because it looks the most normal. If i use 1920x1080p it looks really small but HD. When i play games like Overwatch ill change it to 1080 and 1080 in the game and the display and it looks fine. But idk.

What do you mean "it looks really small"? What looks small?

 

[Max_Styker]

name and model of this monitor same for the gpu .

Toshiba and how do i find model. and GTX 1050 ti

and the icons looks tiny when in 1920x1080

 

[Glenwing]

name and model of this monitor same for the gpu .

Toshiba and how do i find model. and GTX 1050 ti

and the icons looks tiny when in 1920x1080

Right click on the desktop, go to Display Settings, and change the first slider ("Change the size of text...") to 125% or 150%.

 

[Max_Styker]

name and model of this monitor same for the gpu .

Toshiba and how do i find model. and GTX 1050 ti

and the icons looks tiny when in 1920x1080

Right click on the desktop, go to Display Settings, and change the first slider ("Change the size of text...") to 125% or 150%.

no i mean everything is small, the icons are small, the pointer is small, the taskbar is small. I even tried the monitors fitting from native to full to 4:3 and none made it better.

 

[TJ Hooker]

What size is the monitor, and how far away do you sit from it.

Things will look smaller at 1080p vs 768p on the same size monitor. This is normal.

 

[Glenwing]

name and model of this monitor same for the gpu .

Toshiba and how do i find model. and GTX 1050 ti

and the icons looks tiny when in 1920x1080

Right click on the desktop, go to Display Settings, and change the first slider ("Change the size of text...") to 125% or 150%.

no i mean everything is small, the icons are small, the pointer is small, the taskbar is small. I even tried the monitors fitting from native to full to 4:3 and none made it better.

Yes, the slider I mentioned will fix all of that, it's not just text, I typed "..." because I didn't want to type out the whole label.

 

[scout_03]

you wil see your tv model on a tag on the back of it .

 

[Max_Styker]

you wil see your tv model on a tag on the back of it .

Model number-24SL410U


and theres a white paper that says " January 2011, B06R02C09031A1

 

[scout_03]

the tv is 1080 p and 1920x1080 so check your gpu settings they are the one to look at and what happens if you put icon to mid size .

 

[TJ Hooker]

As I said above, I'm not convinced there's any issue here. Things look smaller at higher resolutions on the same size monitor, that's just how it is. As @Glenwing said, the OP probably just needs to adjust his desktop scaling settings if he finds things too small.

 

[Max_Styker]

As I said above, I'm not convinced there's any issue here. Things look smaller at higher resolutions on the same size monitor, that's just how it is. As @Glenwing said, the OP probably just needs to adjust his desktop scaling settings if he finds things too small.

im not retarded, i know there is a problem here.

 

[Glenwing]

As I said above, I'm not convinced there's any issue here. Things look smaller at higher resolutions on the same size monitor, that's just how it is. As @Glenwing said, the OP probably just needs to adjust his desktop scaling settings if he finds things too small.

im not retarded, i know there is a problem here.

Did you try adjusting the slider I mentioned which adjusts the size of text, icons, applications, etc.?

 

[TJ Hooker]

As I said above, I'm not convinced there's any issue here. Things look smaller at higher resolutions on the same size monitor, that's just how it is. As @Glenwing said, the OP probably just needs to adjust his desktop scaling settings if he finds things too small.

im not retarded, i know there is a problem here.

OK, well then can you provide a picture demonstrating the problem? Either using printscreen to capture your desktop, or if that doesn't properly capture the issue maybe just take a picture of the display with a camera.

 

[Max_Styker]

As I said above, I'm not convinced there's any issue here. Things look smaller at higher resolutions on the same size monitor, that's just how it is. As @Glenwing said, the OP probably just needs to adjust his desktop scaling settings if he finds things too small.

im not retarded, i know there is a problem here.

OK, well then can you provide a picture demonstrating the problem? Either using printscreen to capture your desktop, or if that doesn't properly capture the issue maybe just take a picture of the display with a camera.

ill do it as soon as i get home