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CS is blurry on high resolution monitor

r.gibson
r.gibson over 7 years ago

I just upgraded to a high-res monitor (2560x1440) and circuit studio is very blurry on this monitor. It looked fine on my old 1080 monitor. It's acting like it's not taking Window's scaling settings or something. All of my other apps (including Firefox that I am currently typing this on) appear crisp and sharp as I would expect. Is there some setting somewhere in CS that I need to change, or is this a bug? The whole reason I upgraded my monitor was to maximize my workspace in CS...so this is really disappointing!

 

BTW, I'm running CS 1.5.1

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  • mars01
    mars01 over 7 years ago +1
    I have a monitor with the same resolution on 2 PC's (one desktop with an old Nvidia GTX275 and one laptop with a ATI FireGL xxxx) and I can't see that blur you are talking about (Win 10 X64 on both). Perhaps…
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    0 mars01 over 7 years ago

    I have a monitor with the same resolution on 2 PC's (one desktop with an old Nvidia GTX275 and one laptop with a ATI FireGL xxxx) and I can't see that blur you are talking about (Win 10 X64 on both). Perhaps it's a graphics card problem and other apps don't use the same graphic features. You can try at the least to upgrade your video drivers.

    Or you can try to uninstall and reinstall CS and see if it solves your problem.

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    0 r.gibson over 7 years ago in reply to mars01

    ...Thanks for the input. Looks like I just solved it...the desktop shortcut had it's setting undefined for "High DPI Scaling Behavior." There are three options Application, System and System (Enhanced). I tried overriding it and changing it to System (Enhanced) and no change in clarity. I then changed it to Application and vuala the screen was nice and sharp. See attached screen shot for details.

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