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EDIT: It specifically looks like my Cleartype/antialiasing is being turned off when I adjust settings, then reverts after a few moments.
Having an issue that I fixed previously resurface. Today I got hit by a power outage and that seemed to affect my PC negatively, resetting some configurations I had.
I have two monitors and a 3060, the issue is that the monitor I am not actively using, after about 60 seconds or so, will flash black, then appear again, but the quality of the image is reduced. Not by a lot, but it's noticeable, and game look very jagged, reading is annoying, in general it's not how it's supposed to look.
When I change my size and scaling settings in Nvida Control Panel and hit apply and keep changes, it will look how it's supposed to for a minute, then revert back, as if I hadn't changed anything, but the settings I changed stayed adjusted. I fixed this issue several months ago, but I cannot for the life of me remember how I did it. I didn't need to download anything, and my cables are fine. I've enabled Cleartype and that did nothing, I've turned off several "auto scale" options in Windows. I've disabled Gsync and AA, I've disabled Desktop resizing.
Does anyone know what setting is causing this? Video attached.
View: https://imgur.com/1SNRrjw
Here is normal Text
Here is the grainy text.
Having an issue that I fixed previously resurface. Today I got hit by a power outage and that seemed to affect my PC negatively, resetting some configurations I had.
I have two monitors and a 3060, the issue is that the monitor I am not actively using, after about 60 seconds or so, will flash black, then appear again, but the quality of the image is reduced. Not by a lot, but it's noticeable, and game look very jagged, reading is annoying, in general it's not how it's supposed to look.
When I change my size and scaling settings in Nvida Control Panel and hit apply and keep changes, it will look how it's supposed to for a minute, then revert back, as if I hadn't changed anything, but the settings I changed stayed adjusted. I fixed this issue several months ago, but I cannot for the life of me remember how I did it. I didn't need to download anything, and my cables are fine. I've enabled Cleartype and that did nothing, I've turned off several "auto scale" options in Windows. I've disabled Gsync and AA, I've disabled Desktop resizing.
Does anyone know what setting is causing this? Video attached.
View: https://imgur.com/1SNRrjw
Here is normal Text
Here is the grainy text.
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