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The thread discusses a user's issue after updating NVIDIA graphics drivers, which caused display problems such as distorted visuals and small text. The user initially tried reverting drivers and adjusting settings, eventually resolving the issue by changing the screen resolution, although it affected text size. Subsequent comments include advice on checking display settings and a reminder to start new threads for unrelated questions, indicating helpful and courteous community interactions.
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All was well when Nvidia comes up offering latest driver, without thinking I accepted it & installed.

Now the graphics have changed everywhere, test even in extra large show tiny, photos open stretched also everything else.

I reverted to the previous driver, changed all relevant in Nvidia control panel without any luck.

Any ideas to correct this will be appreciated.
 

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bochane
Check the frame rate setting -FPS- in the NVidia control panel. Has it by accident set to 30Hz? If so try 60Hz or whatever your screen needs.

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Check the frame rate setting -FPS- in the NVidia control panel. Has it by accident set to 30Hz? If so try 60Hz or whatever your screen needs.

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SOLVED

Screen back to more normal but, all text every where is smaller & difficult for aging eyes, even at the Largest setting.

Changed resolution from the usual I had 1280-1024 with the previous Driver (341.44) to 1440-900 (highest setting) with the present updated driver(341.81).

Thanx for your help
 
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i have a pc but i don't know what type of graphics card set up in my pc please help me
 

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