Fuzzy screen after new graphics card

[ricardo1221]

Hello all,

After i installed my new graphics card (GT 1030) my screen is looking fuzzy/blurry and it doesnt fit my whole monitor whilst in 1920x1080. Everything was fine before this new card. Are there any solutions to this?

Thanks in advance.

 

[kawininjazx]

Did you install the latest driver directly from NVIDIA's website?

 

[ricardo1221]

Did you install the latest driver directly from NVIDIA's website?

Yes, i filled in my graphics card and then just installed it.
It was fuzzy before and after the installation.
I am new with nvidia so i might've done something wrong.

 

[faalin]

Download DDU Uninstaller http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html and remove all GPU drivers for AMD and Nvidia. Then reinstall the Nvidia drivers.

 

[cherry blossoms]

Did you right click, select NVidia control panel, change resolution, set native monitor resolution?

 

[ricardo1221]

Did you right click, select NVidia control panel, change resolution, set native monitor resolution?

Yes im pretty sure ive done that aswell.
I can remember from the cd that i got with the videocard that there was a vga driver i installed. Perhaps thats causing the problem?

 

[ricardo1221]

Download DDU Uninstaller http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html and remove all GPU drivers for AMD and Nvidia. Then reinstall the Nvidia drivers.

Finally done with uninstalling and installing everything, but this still didnt get rid of the blurry screen.
Its starting to look like im stuck with this problem for ever, which sucks

 

[madmatt30]

Are you getting full screen now or does it still have black borders ??

Likely a scaling issue.

 

[ricardo1221]

Are you getting full screen now or does it still have black borders ??

Likely a scaling issue.

Some symbols which are beneath of the screen were almost not visible, they were beneath the actual 'screen' so to speak.
I had to manually get the screen right which i did with the nvidia configurations.

My guess would also be that it has to do with scaling but i have no idea how to fix it

Getting a headache from this thats for sure

 

[faalin]

Try changing the video cable to see if it has a bad connection.

 

[cherry blossoms]

If it appears your screen extends beyond the visible screen and under the bezel, the word you need to add to your searches is overscan. What does your monitor / tv manual say on fixing that. does your manual refer to this by a different name?