Recent content by Kyle Pendley

I am not well versed in computers sadly. So I am not exactly sure what you mean by that if you care to explain. Again this only happens to video games, and even if the game is windowed, its only inside the game window and not outside of it.

Only video games as far as I can think. I don't see that problem any where else.

Most games (90%) I play have issues. Either there are a ton of colored squares all over the screen, or the game runs really slow if I don't have the desktop composition turned off (Battle.net games only for desktop composition). Here is an example of a steam game running with the colored...

Oh my lord. I still don't know what it means. But I found that overscan, and it actually worked. Thank you internet stranger for looking into these things and helping me. I really appreciate it.

This is the TV. https://www.amazon.com/Hisense-43H7C2-43-Inch-Ultra-Smart/dp/B01DO8MHMI I know for a fact its 4k. Like I said, when I change the resolution to 1920x1080 its a horrible mess on my desktop. I can't see the taskbar or half the screen. 3840x2160 works amazingly well though...

Please let me state firstly that I am not very educated in this, so please go easy. I have an UHD 3840x2160 tv for my computer. But in my NVIDIA control panel my computer still says that the native resolution is 1920x1080, even though that resolution is so big I can't even see the taskbar...

That 31% and 28% is with nothing running except firefox. The first pic is a little small, but I am able to make out that the numbers only add up to around 600mb of memory, but my computer is running at 31% which isn't even close to what is really running. I only do run firefox, google chrome...

Trust me, I wouldn't have started this thread without looking for my problem's answers online. But I am not a very smart computer user, and I haven't found the exact answers to my problems. My computers Ram is running really high all the time. I go to my task manager and under the task...