Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)

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(09-11-2013 09:15 AM)ToastyX Wrote:  VGA doesn't really work well with LCD monitors. Some monitors handle it better than others, but the 912SW is a cheap monitor that doesn't even have DVI. VGA is also prone to interference, so the adapter or cable could be affecting the quality.

The clock and phase needs to be adjusted just right to get a good picture. The monitor should have an auto-adjustment function, which works best when displaying a checkerboard pixel pattern full screen: https://www.monitortests.com/pattern-1440x900.png

This may also help: http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/clock_phase.php

I just did what you suggested but the problem seems to persist. Strange thing is that even though it's VGA, I never had such problems when connected directly to a VGA port (without the use of adapter); quite the opposite, I've always praised the picture quality of this cheap monitor even better than some other pricier LCD displays out there, it always looked great in conjunction with ATI-AMD graphics cards. Could that be a Nvidia driver thing? If so, are there any alternative drivers? I remember there was something about Omega drivers in the past, but not sure if it's the same thing or what.

Also, just to clarify all this. How do I check if monitor is doing 1:1 pixel mapping? I ask because after applying a custom setting and reboot, there was a slight improvement but it still looks kind of fuzzy. I am not sure what to do next.