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    All my games washed out and blurry with the 960m

    Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by dartico, Oct 14, 2016.

  1. dartico

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    Hi guys, I'm running some games with my new laptop (Inspiron 7559) and they look washed out and blurry, it's something that I've never experienced with any screen neither the cheapest one.
    That doesn't happen on youtube, google or my desktop where I suppose the integrated graphics card works.
    I've tried to do a clean installation of windows 10 and remove drivers with ddu but doesn't fix the issue.
    I can't switch to full rgb because nvidia control panel shows me only "3D settings" and nothing else.
     
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    killkenny1 Too weird to live, too rare to die.

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    Are you playing on native res or do you have FXAA/Temporal AA enabled?
     
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    native res and FXAA enabled.

    I've improved a bit increasing the saturation to 100% on intel graphics control panel but looks like there's something wrong with the calibration.
     
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    Tried playing without FXAA enabled? FXAA sometimes can result in blurriness.
     
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