Screen Size Configuration
Screen Size Configuration
You noticed a mismatch in your display settings after upgrading your system. It seems your LG monitor was set to a higher resolution than your native setting, but now only the default resolution appears. Since you haven’t changed any drivers or settings recently, it might be related to how your operating system handles multi-monitor configurations. Try checking Display settings again, ensuring both monitors are enabled and properly configured. If the issue persists, consider consulting your monitor’s manual or contacting LG support for further assistance.
I’m not very familiar with this, so please give it a try. Change the display cables.
It seems the ports on the graphics card haven't changed, and you're still facing issues despite using identical monitors and cables in a different setup.
Have you saved the newest stable drivers for Nvidia? You can check the Nvidia control panel for settings on custom resolutions. Keep in mind, scaling a 1440p monitor to "4k" doesn’t actually add more pixels—it just changes how they’re displayed, so it’s usually better to use the original resolution.
Confirmed, updated drivers are installed and I've experimented with the Nvidia control panel without success. It seems there might be an issue I'm overlooking. I attempted to connect the monitor to a different setup with another graphics card, but the extra resolution disappeared. Moving forward, I plan to reinstall the 3060 in the original system, though I remain puzzled about the process. I understand I'm missing something, and the frustration comes from seeing windows scale excessively as they shift across the screen.
Check this guide if you haven’t already: the NVIDIA Control Panel help page. If you prefer not to visit the link, here’s a brief excerpt. Note: The information I provide might be confusing—I’m trying to distinguish between resolution settings and custom refresh rates.
On the majority of displays, 4K scaling is accessible exclusively via HDMI.