My TV is displaying text all fuzzy

[Reiss-E-boy]

Hello

My TV is display text really fuzzy at its Native resolution 1920x1080
if i select 1080p the text is really fuzzy but when i select 1080i the text isnt so bad but when moving around some windows about its really blurry and its refresh rate is 30

The TV is a Bush TV but under all Operating Systems I have used so far its called a Sunplus TV I think bush is the generic brand for Argos also its a 24 inch

Here are some screenshots of my problem

http://tinypic.com/r/aca0k8/5

http://tinypic.com/r/24fbk3b/5

http://tinypic.com/r/2hdbib5/5

http://tinypic.com/r/16gxydx/5

 

[The_Doctor]

Hello

My TV is display text really fuzzy at its Native resolution 1920x1080
if i select 1080p the text is really fuzzy but when i select 1080i the text isnt so bad but when moving around some windows about its really blurry and its refresh rate is 30

The TV is a Bush TV but under all Operating Systems I have used so far its called a Sunplus TV I think bush is the generic brand for Argos also its a 24 inch

Here are some screenshots of my problem

http://tinypic.com/r/aca0k8/5

http://tinypic.com/r/24fbk3b/5

http://tinypic.com/r/2hdbib5/5

http://tinypic.com/r/16gxydx/5

I'v never heard of a "Bush TV" so it could be a problem with the set itself. But answer these questions:
Hows it connected ? DVI? HDMI?
Have you tried adjusting the TV set?
Does all text look like that? open up some programs and see if it gets better
While at it see how other visuals look
The Doctor

 

[Reiss-E-boy]

Hello

My TV is display text really fuzzy at its Native resolution 1920x1080
if i select 1080p the text is really fuzzy but when i select 1080i the text isnt so bad but when moving around some windows about its really blurry and its refresh rate is 30

The TV is a Bush TV but under all Operating Systems I have used so far its called a Sunplus TV I think bush is the generic brand for Argos also its a 24 inch

Here are some screenshots of my problem

http://tinypic.com/r/aca0k8/5

http://tinypic.com/r/24fbk3b/5

http://tinypic.com/r/2hdbib5/5

http://tinypic.com/r/16gxydx/5

I'v never heard of a "Bush TV" so it could be a problem with the set itself. But answer these questions:
Hows it connected ? DVI? HDMI?
Have you tried adjusting the TV set?
Does all text look like that? open up some programs and see if it gets better
While at it see how other visuals look
The Doctor

Hello

Basically its connected through HDMI. I tried VGA but its limits the resolution 1360 x 768 and i dont like using this small resolution for the size of the screen. Playing games is fine and all text is readable but when not in a game its all fuzzy everywhere else. The options for the TV are very limited got the basic Contrast Sharpness Brightness etc. Most advanced feature it has the ability to turn on or off the Overscan...

 

[The_Doctor]

Hello

My TV is display text really fuzzy at its Native resolution 1920x1080
if i select 1080p the text is really fuzzy but when i select 1080i the text isnt so bad but when moving around some windows about its really blurry and its refresh rate is 30

The TV is a Bush TV but under all Operating Systems I have used so far its called a Sunplus TV I think bush is the generic brand for Argos also its a 24 inch

Here are some screenshots of my problem

http://tinypic.com/r/aca0k8/5

http://tinypic.com/r/24fbk3b/5

http://tinypic.com/r/2hdbib5/5

http://tinypic.com/r/16gxydx/5

I'v never heard of a "Bush TV" so it could be a problem with the set itself. But answer these questions:
Hows it connected ? DVI? HDMI?
Have you tried adjusting the TV set?
Does all text look like that? open up some programs and see if it gets better
While at it see how other visuals look
The Doctor

Hello

Basically its connected through HDMI. I tried VGA but its limits the resolution 1360 x 768 and i dont like using this small resolution for the size of the screen. Playing games is fine and all text is readable but when not in a game its all fuzzy everywhere else. The options for the TV are very limited got the basic Contrast Sharpness Brightness etc. Most advanced feature it has the ability to turn on or off the Overscan...

Have you tried adjusting the size of the text in the display settings?
and is your TVS refresh rate really 30?
The Doctor

 

[Reiss-E-boy]

Hello

My TV is display text really fuzzy at its Native resolution 1920x1080
if i select 1080p the text is really fuzzy but when i select 1080i the text isnt so bad but when moving around some windows about its really blurry and its refresh rate is 30

The TV is a Bush TV but under all Operating Systems I have used so far its called a Sunplus TV I think bush is the generic brand for Argos also its a 24 inch

Here are some screenshots of my problem

http://tinypic.com/r/aca0k8/5

http://tinypic.com/r/24fbk3b/5

http://tinypic.com/r/2hdbib5/5

http://tinypic.com/r/16gxydx/5

I'v never heard of a "Bush TV" so it could be a problem with the set itself. But answer these questions:
Hows it connected ? DVI? HDMI?
Have you tried adjusting the TV set?
Does all text look like that? open up some programs and see if it gets better
While at it see how other visuals look
The Doctor

Hello

Basically its connected through HDMI. I tried VGA but its limits the resolution 1360 x 768 and i dont like using this small resolution for the size of the screen. Playing games is fine and all text is readable but when not in a game its all fuzzy everywhere else. The options for the TV are very limited got the basic Contrast Sharpness Brightness etc. Most advanced feature it has the ability to turn on or off the Overscan...

Have you tried adjusting the size of the text in the display settings?
The Doctor

In Windows or in NVIDIA Control panel?

 

[anxiousinfusion]

Control Panel > Appearance and Personalization > Display > select "Larger 150%"

Your text should now be readable.

 

[The_Doctor]

Hello

My TV is display text really fuzzy at its Native resolution 1920x1080
if i select 1080p the text is really fuzzy but when i select 1080i the text isnt so bad but when moving around some windows about its really blurry and its refresh rate is 30

The TV is a Bush TV but under all Operating Systems I have used so far its called a Sunplus TV I think bush is the generic brand for Argos also its a 24 inch

Here are some screenshots of my problem

http://tinypic.com/r/aca0k8/5

http://tinypic.com/r/24fbk3b/5

http://tinypic.com/r/2hdbib5/5

http://tinypic.com/r/16gxydx/5

I'v never heard of a "Bush TV" so it could be a problem with the set itself. But answer these questions:
Hows it connected ? DVI? HDMI?
Have you tried adjusting the TV set?
Does all text look like that? open up some programs and see if it gets better
While at it see how other visuals look
The Doctor

Hello

Basically its connected through HDMI. I tried VGA but its limits the resolution 1360 x 768 and i dont like using this small resolution for the size of the screen. Playing games is fine and all text is readable but when not in a game its all fuzzy everywhere else. The options for the TV are very limited got the basic Contrast Sharpness Brightness etc. Most advanced feature it has the ability to turn on or off the Overscan...

Have you tried adjusting the size of the text in the display settings?
The Doctor

In Windows or in NVIDIA Control panel?

In the control panel (appearance and personalisation then display I think)
And am not sure if you managed to read my edit is your TV refesh rate only 30 Hz 60s pretty standard now.
The Doctor

 

[hang-the-9]

Is that actually a 1080p TV? I have seen this text issue often, you have some good pictures of the issu. Rerfresh rate can cause this, and so does an issue with the display itself. I have seen it on older TVs and also on projectors that were pretty much dead. Try lowering the contrast and brightness as well, and play around with those settings, there are times where that helps a lot with the text.

 

[leejacksondev]

Hi,

I have a bush tv too. I turned down the sharpness to 0 and the glow around the text disappeared. You can tweak it a little if you need etc.

Also make sure you select 1080p 60hz (If your tv supports. Check the list in your manual. Good luck!