NVIDIA CONTROL PANEL SCALING PC
Question On my custom built pc I changed the bios settings, changing ram speed, but after I restarted it my GPU fans didn't spin pls help I don't what to do Now SUPERVISOR and other settings are greyed out I set up the bios passwords from the user HDD/SSD AND SUPERVISOR. Question LENOVO IdeaPad Gaming 3 15IMH05 use UEFI settings from the Legion 7-15IMH05 I CANNOT disable ANY of the GPUs from the BIOS menu (that option doesn't even exist).
NVIDIA CONTROL PANEL SCALING DRIVER
I CANNOT upgrade my Intel HD Graphics driver by uninstalling the previous one (already tried). So what am I supposed to do now? Keep in mind the following:. It's really painful for not having the options to customize the display, aspect ratio or image settings, because many of the older games (the ones that mainly use DX9 and DX10) such as GTA-San Andreas, Just Cause, COD4, etc, run with BLACK BARS and FLICKERING GRAPHICS (although at good performance, but poor visuals). Does that mean that I CANNOT use the Nvidia GPU for display stuff at all? And I DON'T have the Intel HD Graphics Control Panel TOO!! I have read some reports that those 'missing settings' on the Nvidia Control Panel are those that are conflicting with those of the Intel HD Graphics, and that those must be customizable through the Intel Graphics Control Panel.
Moreover, the DxDiag Tool reveals that my main 'Display' GPU is the Intel HD 5500, while the 'Render-Only' GPU is the Nvidia GT 940M. Whenever I open the Nvidia Control Panel, I always see ONLY the 3D Settings options, and I NEVER see the other options relating to Display, Scaling, Image, Video, etc.
Intel HD Graphics 5500 and Nvidia GeForce GT 940M GPU Intel Core i5-5200u processor (2.20 GHz) You may want to use this setting if your desktop appears blurry when you use any of the other scaling settings.I'm having an HP Pavilion 15 ab219tx laptop PC with these specifications:. A black border may appear around the display image. This display image remains its original size and centred on your screen resulting in a small though crisp image. Use this setting if you prefer the visual quality of your display’s built-in scaling.ĭo not scale: Prevents your flat panel display from scaling. Use my display’s built-in scaling: Your display scales the unscaled image that your NVIDIA GPU-based graphics card generates. You may want to use this setting if your desktop looks distorted. For example, if your flat panel has a maximum resolution of 1680 x 1050, an image with a resolution of 1024 x 768 will be scaled to appear on the screen at a 1400 x 1050 resolution with black borders. Use NVIDIA scaling with fixed aspect ratio: The desktop is stretched as much as possible to fit your display screen while still maintaining the aspect ratio of the image. Use this setting if you want to make your desktop appear as large as possible yet still fit your screen. For example, if your flat panel has a maximum resolution of 1400×1050, an image with a resolution of 1024×768 will be scaled to appear on the screen at a 1400×1050 resolution. Use NVIDIA scaling: Your desktop is stretched to fit your entire display screen, even if the aspect ratio is not the same.
Use these controls to change how lower resolution images are scaled to fit your display. The display scaling controls appear on the Adjust Desktop Size and Position page when you click the icon that represents your flat panel display or non-HD digital display connected to the HDMI, DisplayPort, or DVI connector.
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