specs: asus x99 pro
cpu intel 5820k 3.3ghz w/corsair h100i liquid cooler
ddr4 gskill 2666 ram 4x4 quad kit
EVGA GTX 970 SSC 4gb
Samsung ssd 250gb (windows boot drive)
Western Digital 2tb HD for file storage
Seasonic M12 II 750 watt psu
Corsair 760T white case
Windows 8.1 64bit
I am long time AMD gpu user, but with my new x99 build went with new EVGA due to low power requirements, compared to R9 are lot higher. The new 970 had some good benchmarks and comparable to R9. Here lies the problem.
I had no issue with previous amd cards, but after installing latest Nvidia driver it wont allow me to use 1920x1080p. Any of those resolutions, all the corners are un viewable. I can't see time or date, red X to close screens, windows start logo...etc. I found posting from other forum member, but couldn't tell whether screen is zoomed in or not. I have tried the windows monitor setttings and the NVidia control panel. I am using HDMI from gpu, and also am using Vizio HDTV. Isn't PC monitor per say. But it worked all the time on 3 different AMD/ATI gpu's.
Thanks for any help, Steve
cpu intel 5820k 3.3ghz w/corsair h100i liquid cooler
ddr4 gskill 2666 ram 4x4 quad kit
EVGA GTX 970 SSC 4gb
Samsung ssd 250gb (windows boot drive)
Western Digital 2tb HD for file storage
Seasonic M12 II 750 watt psu
Corsair 760T white case
Windows 8.1 64bit
I am long time AMD gpu user, but with my new x99 build went with new EVGA due to low power requirements, compared to R9 are lot higher. The new 970 had some good benchmarks and comparable to R9. Here lies the problem.
I had no issue with previous amd cards, but after installing latest Nvidia driver it wont allow me to use 1920x1080p. Any of those resolutions, all the corners are un viewable. I can't see time or date, red X to close screens, windows start logo...etc. I found posting from other forum member, but couldn't tell whether screen is zoomed in or not. I have tried the windows monitor setttings and the NVidia control panel. I am using HDMI from gpu, and also am using Vizio HDTV. Isn't PC monitor per say. But it worked all the time on 3 different AMD/ATI gpu's.
Thanks for any help, Steve