Change how the display appears on Windows 10 (Potential 1440P Problem?)

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Change how the display appears on Windows 10 (Potential 1440P Problem?)

Change how the display appears on Windows 10 (Potential 1440P Problem?)

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JazzCaht
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08-22-2016, 05:19 PM

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I have three monitors connected to my GPU. Most of the time I view them side by side, but sometimes I switch to TV or duplicate a side monitor to the TV. My setup changes often, and for some reason—starting with Windows 10 and only 1440P monitors—I notice that when I switch from TV-only to my three monitors, the middle 1440P screen appears blurry. It still displays 1440P at the same refresh rate. I've tried adjusting the refresh rate, changing resolution, and even turning it off for a minute. The only solution seems to be restarting Windows. This issue started with 3 1080P monitors in Windows 10 with 1440P, but it might have happened earlier too. It doesn't occur every time, which is good, but still bothersome. If anyone else has experienced this and found a fix, please let me know. By the way, the monitor causing the problem is a MG279Q.

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JazzCaht

08-22-2016, 05:19 PM #1

I have three monitors connected to my GPU. Most of the time I view them side by side, but sometimes I switch to TV or duplicate a side monitor to the TV. My setup changes often, and for some reason—starting with Windows 10 and only 1440P monitors—I notice that when I switch from TV-only to my three monitors, the middle 1440P screen appears blurry. It still displays 1440P at the same refresh rate. I've tried adjusting the refresh rate, changing resolution, and even turning it off for a minute. The only solution seems to be restarting Windows. This issue started with 3 1080P monitors in Windows 10 with 1440P, but it might have happened earlier too. It doesn't occur every time, which is good, but still bothersome. If anyone else has experienced this and found a fix, please let me know. By the way, the monitor causing the problem is a MG279Q.