Need Help Desperately

[hellokitty131312313123]

Just built my first gaming PC. All drivers up to date. Also have a 1080 p 32' Sony TV. The problem I am having is this: My resolution is set to 1080p , but looks rough, tried changing TV settings that's not it. When I go to Youtube and play a video (its on auto) the scene changes and looks like a proper 1080p, but when I pause or exit the video, the scene changes to a rough what looks like 480 p. How do I permanently have view at a crisp bright viewing and not rough looking? My specs are: Intel core I5 7500 3.4 ghz, gtx 1050ti 4gb, motherboard- Asus Prime B250M-A, and 8 gigs of 2133mhz DDR4 ram . Please help I cant find anything online to help

 

[Rafael Mestdag]

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Question from hellokitty131312313123 : "Need Help Desperately"

Just built my first gaming PC. All drivers up to date. Also have a 1080 p 32' Sony TV. The problem I am having is this: My resolution is set to 1080p , but looks rough, tried changing TV settings that's not it. When I go to Youtube and play a video (its on auto) the scene changes and looks like a proper 1080p, but when I pause or exit the video, the scene changes to a rough what looks like 480 p. How do I permanently have view at a crisp bright viewing and not rough looking? My specs are: Intel core I5 7500 3.4 ghz, gtx 1050ti 4gb, motherboard- Asus Prime B250M-A, and 8 gigs of 2133mhz DDR4 ram . Please help I cant find anything online to help

Just built my first gaming PC. All drivers up to date. Also have a 1080 p 32' Sony TV. The problem I am having is this: My resolution is set to 1080p , but looks rough, tried changing TV settings that's not it. When I go to Youtube and play a video (its on auto) the scene changes and looks like a proper 1080p, but when I pause or exit the video, the scene changes to a rough what looks like 480 p. How do I permanently have view at a crisp bright viewing and not rough looking? My specs are: Intel core I5 7500 3.4 ghz, gtx 1050ti 4gb, motherboard- Asus Prime B250M-A, and 8 gigs of 2133mhz DDR4 ram . Please help I cant find anything online to help

You probably should turn 'auto' off and pick 1080p resolution somehow. It's been a while since I last used a tv as a pc monitor but that's my guess anyway.

Goodluck and let us know what happens!

 

[Paul Wilson]

can you tell me what model number your tv has?