One out of two screens wont work properly

[slasken1994]

I have a problem with one of my two screens, its so blurry i almost cant read without getting a headache, pictures and video look like crap but the other is clear and i have no problems what so ever with it.

Its a LOGIK L19HE12N with HDMI inputs.
And the manual for it:
https://www.teamknowhow.com/content/dam/pdf/Logik%2019%20Inch%20HD%20Ready%20LED%20TV%20L19HE12N%2001GB%20Manual.pdf


So both screens are connected to my gtx 560 with DVI to HDMI adapters.
I've tried to set the resolution as native (1366*768) and every other resolution but it didnt help.
I've tried to put the screen in different pictures modes, factory reset and even used nvidia control panel.
The last option makes me have to resize to fit the screen but its still blurry and hard to do anything on it.
Really annoying that i need to switch screen every time i need to something instead of just using both screens at the same time.

Before i changed my GPU i had one with only HDMI inputs, then both screens were clear, but after i changed i just cant seem to get it right no matter what i do.

I really need the screen to work properly since my job kinda depends on me being able to make stuff in high quality (photoshop work and such)

Anyone that might have an answer or that can help me with this?

 

[t53186]

Typically, and usually, it is best to have two identical monitors and not use adapters. I noticed the LOGIK is a TV, what is your other screen? ANd what type of adapters are you using? active or passive

 

[slasken1994]

Typically, and usually, it is best to have two identical monitors and not use adapters. I noticed the LOGIK is a TV, what is your other screen? ANd what type of adapters are you using? active or passive

Yeah, its a TV screen and i know that the best would be to not use adapters, if i could i would but thats not the case.
The other screen is a BENQ monitor not sure what model since the sticker that said has fallen of.
The thing is, when i used them with my old GPU it worked perfectly. (just with only HDMI instead of DVI to HDMI)

It is still DVI to HDMI adapters, not sure if they are passive or active..