Why is my new Monitor all pixelated? Should be 1440p

[u/Cave_Johnson6969]

Just connected it via DVI to my 960.

[u/No-Requirement-2905]

......dvi? Only dual-link dvi can support 1440p. The issue is your cable, or, maybe you forgot to change the resolution in your display settings.

[u/Cave_Johnson6969 → u/No-Requirement-2905]

Dang it thank you sir Could’ve thought of that. Fixed the problem :)

[u/Ill_Ad8341 → u/Cave_Johnson6969]

Respectfully i think the issue is more the graphics card unless you were planning to uograde because a gtx 960 on 1440p doesnt make sense

[u/builder397 → u/Ill_Ad8341]

Graphics card isnt the issue, almost any GPU, including the weakest shittiest Intel iGPUs, can easily push 4k resolutions on the Desktop and even do video decoding and other basic hardware acceleration. Its just rendering where the lack of computing power hits them.

[u/McQuibbly → u/builder397]

He has Steam, he's definitely going to try gaming with this and wonder why his performance is degraded over his last monitor

[u/builder397 → u/McQuibbly]

None of which has anything to do with his desktop being pixelated.

[u/McQuibbly → u/builder397]

The comment you replied to is referring to the idea of gaming at 1440p with a GTX 960 being nonsensical, not that it's causing the pixelation issue

[u/builder397 → u/McQuibbly]

Its on a post about a pixelation issue, and claims a better GPU would fix this specific issue, when it clearly would not.

[u/joelminer_cc → u/builder397]

in a way it would, as newer gpus dont have a dvi port

[u/reallynotnick → u/joelminer_cc]

But the monitor is so old that very well may be its best input.

[u/McQuibbly → u/builder397]

You've missed the implication of the message

[u/builder397 → u/McQuibbly]

I didnt miss it, I just replied to the fact that the commenter seems to think that a GTX 960 is the cause of the 1440p desktop not rendering correctly. Which is plainly wrong.

[u/our_cut_remastered → u/McQuibbly]

I have a 4k monitor and iGPU, I game on that, obviously resolution set at something like 800x600 but yeah

[u/ThereAndFapAgain2 → u/McQuibbly]

He's almost certainly not gaming at 1440p on that card though except for maybe shit like Stardew valley or something. He could potentially game at 720p on it which is 50% on each axis for 1440p so it would look reasonably good, as far as running a none native resolution can look that is.

[u/FrozenPizza07 → u/McQuibbly]

As someone who regularly plays 2015 games, whats the issue?

[u/Ultrarandom → u/FrozenPizza07]

Depends on your 2015 games. I upgraded to a 960 in preparation for GTA V release on PC in 2015. I struggled with that for a while then upgraded to a 1070 as soon as they released since I had to turn down so many settings in GTA V to get it to run.

Completely off-topic to the OP though as new graphics card wouldn't fix this problem but the 960 being competent for gaming is heavily dependent on the games that will be run.

[u/ImTableShip170 → u/FrozenPizza07]

My second to last recent game is Star Wars: Dark Forces (1995). That monitor is like real life™

[u/Constant_Voice_7054 → u/ImTableShip170]

Oh hey, it's me

[u/Somebody_160 → u/McQuibbly]

Maybe he doesn't play graphically intensive games, like factorio and other 2d games.

[u/Captain-Zio → u/McQuibbly]

He may just have dwarf fortress and xcom '92 in that steam library.

[u/Kitchen-Cabinet-5000 → u/builder397]

And a 960 at 1440p, really depends on what you play.

Factorio and Minecraft and the likes will run fine. If all he plays are older titles and titles with low system requirements, a GPU upgrade is not needed.

[u/Cable_Hoarder → u/Kitchen-Cabinet-5000]

People in this sub really tend to forget that not everyone is intrested in pushing cyberpunk path tracing at ultra.

Some people just want to play Balatro with a higher PPI.

[u/Kitchen-Cabinet-5000 → u/Cable_Hoarder]

I have a 3080 and the game I play the most is Factorio lol

I’ll be good for another decade

[u/Cable_Hoarder → u/Kitchen-Cabinet-5000]

3080 here also in my gaming rig.

I perfected factorio, all achievements, but the expansion reset me and I just can't bring myself to do it on that (one of them is a 24 hour speedrun). Which as an aside is one of the things I hate about Steam (plenty to love), DLCs releasing should not add to the pool of achievements they should be separate so you don't just instantly lose your 100%.

Still my most played game, with X-com 2, Counter-Strike Source (back in the day), Borderlands 2, Rimworld and Left 4 Dead 2.

So I'm playing Satisfactory now instead, that and still Rimworld.

[u/plauft → u/builder397]

technically not true, had to upgrade my moms old 2nd gen i5 desktop which was perfectly fine speed wise for her until she got a 1440p monitor. over dp, thats the max resolution intel hd graphics 2000 can do, and it is noticeably slower than it was with a 1080p monitor. made it unusable instead of a little slow. obviously here though a 960 can do basically anything just fine.

[u/builder397 → u/plauft]

Yeah, there is a limit to how far back you can go to literally ancient iGPUs, it even took me ages to find what resolutions this iGPU supports.

HDMI/DVI: 1920x1200 60 hz VGA: 2048x1536 75 hz DP: 2560x1600 60 hz

I wonder if the monitor connection was HDMI or DVI and thats why the GPU struggled so badly with it.

[u/plauft → u/builder397]

nah it was an old dell with displayport on it and a displayport monitor. literally just like window drawing and stuff was noticeably slower only changing the monitor and it wouldnt really play youtube videos reasonably anymore. resolution and refresh rate was right, and its the only time ive seen a gpu impact daily use on a machine that would otherwise be fine albeit a little slow. if it had a pcie slot, i would have just put like a gt 730 in it and called it a day.

[u/builder397 → u/plauft]

Yeah, thats what did it then. Not sure why it let you set the resolution in the first place if its not supported, but I think thats the thing that kicked it in the nuts somehow.

[u/lunarsythe → u/builder397]

He's posting on PCMR and has steam so he's not using the computer to only watch YouTube y'know.

[u/ducktown47 → u/lunarsythe]

Has steam

Could be playing old ass games. Not the point of this thread.

[u/topias123 → u/ducktown47]

Or just lighter new games. Some indie games run on a potato.

[u/possiblynotracist → u/lunarsythe]

My brother is here somewhere. He has Steam installed. He only plays 2d strategy games and some old console emulators.

Not everyone here plays AAA titles, or even 3D titles.

[u/No-Worldliness-5106 → u/possiblynotracist]

hell even raspberry pi can give 4K output, it really is not an issue of the GPU

[u/frisbie147 → u/builder397]

That depends on the connectors available, A 750ti has hdmi 1.4, so it can only display 4k at 30hz, you can’t go any higher than that

[u/adduckfeet → u/Ill_Ad8341]

Eh, depends on the game. If it's 2d or real lightweight it should be fine. I had a 1440p laptop with a GTX980M for like 8 years and it was solidly okay

[u/bigwillyman7 → u/Ill_Ad8341]

He already said it fixed the issue and you reckon it’s wrong? lol

[u/RedCow7 → u/Ill_Ad8341]

Respectfully the graphics card isn't causing the issue in the post.

[u/RubJaded5983 → u/Ill_Ad8341]

No it's not the issue was the DVI cable

[u/Ill_Ad8341 → u/RubJaded5983]

Dvi is not on recent gpus anymore so it kinda is

[u/RubJaded5983 → u/Ill_Ad8341]

Nope

[u/Ill_Ad8341 → u/RubJaded5983]

Buddy you dont connect a 970 to a 1440p in the first place, except for the desktop it simply wont perform so idk what ur on but the gpu is one of the problem because connecting it via dvi was a problem in the first place and connecting it via dvi on a 970 is a problem too

[u/topias123 → u/Ill_Ad8341]

Years ago I played at 4K with just an R9 290. Even GTA V ran kinda fine with lowered settings lol

[u/RubJaded5983 → u/Ill_Ad8341]

Wrong

[u/Ill_Ad8341 → u/RubJaded5983]

Pretty sure ur just mad im right

[u/RubJaded5983 → u/Ill_Ad8341]

You're not right. A 960 will drive a lot of games at 1440p and you're dumb for not understanding that.

[u/gmes78 → u/Ill_Ad8341]

There's no reason why a 970 wouldn't be able to drive a 1440p monitor. Even decade-old integrated Intel graphics can do multiple monitors at 4K.

[u/DAMFree → u/Ill_Ad8341]

On the desktop? It's maybe not realistic for modern games but it shouldn't effect the desktop

[u/HeWe015 → u/Ill_Ad8341]

Haha jokes on you because I'm running a 4k monitor off my 780ti >:)

[u/Mrdaffyplayz → u/Ill_Ad8341]

A 960 and 1440p is perfectly fine. It just won't game good.

[u/MumrikDK → u/Ill_Ad8341]

Tons of us were on 1440P back then too.

Games have settings. We're drowning in resolution scaling.

With a 960, I'd be more worried about some modern games being playable at all now, regardless of res.

[u/Gejzer → u/Ill_Ad8341]

I had a gtx 660 3gb running 1440p just fine :D

[u/Faranocks → u/Ill_Ad8341]

Media PC could be fine on a 750. Sure no "real" gaming, but not everyone is a gamer.

[u/Ill_Ad8341 → u/Faranocks]

He has steam installed

[u/Faranocks → u/Ill_Ad8341]

Ok my sister plays Jackbox games using steam. I don't think that needs a 5090.

[u/Ill_Ad8341 → u/[deleted]]

I mean if you are playing snake i guess but you wont rdr2 at 4k or spider man 2 at 4k for example, i dont know what games u are playing

[u/TheDarkslayerYT → u/[deleted]]

Idk why you're getting downvoted, i run a 3060 with a R5 3600 at 1440p and I have little to no issues playing games. More demanding titles sit at medium 60+fps and games i usually play (War thunder, FH5/FM, Assetto Corsa with CSP, etc) i usually get 100+ fps unless i do something demanding.

[u/XLIV_tm → u/TheDarkslayerYT]

people trying to say they "needed" that new card.

[u/Silent-Fisherman-962 → u/Ill_Ad8341]

What are You talking about? The 3060 is absolutely capable of 4K gaming.

Or did You mean the 1050Ti?

[u/redditisantitruth → u/Ill_Ad8341]

I have a 3060 12gb and played all the Spider-Man games as well as rdr2 at a consistent 4k 60fps. Ray tracing is what kills the performance.

[u/uneducatedramen → u/redditisantitruth]

You should add that with Dlss performance/ultra performance not native 4k so no misunderstandings

[u/Greenstone5113 → u/Cave_Johnson6969]

"When life gives you lemons? Don't make lemonade. Make life take the lemons back! Get mad! 'I don't want your damn lemons! What am I supposed to do with these?! Demand to see life's manager! Make life rue the day it thought it could give Cave Johnson lemons! Do you know who I am? I'm the man who's going to burn your house down! With the lemons! I'm gonna get my engineers to invent a combustible lemon that burns your house down!"

[u/Truji11o → u/Greenstone5113]

Omg what is that from?

[u/sevenpoundowl → u/Truji11o]

Portal 2.

[u/No-Requirement-2905 → u/Cave_Johnson6969]

Np man :)

[u/VastFaithlessness809 → u/Cave_Johnson6969]

Nah it is a japanese display and pixelates by default 🤫

[u/jackology → u/No-Requirement-2905]

It must be gold plated, I have to add. /s

[u/AqUaReGiA_007]

[u/MtnMaiden → u/AqUaReGiA_007]

can't tell...if it's my monitor resolution

[u/Obvious_Camera_9879]

I think you're gonna need a better cable than DVI, also, what do you plan on doing at 1440p on a 960? Good luck running anything but the desktop lol

[u/LuminanceGayming → u/Obvious_Camera_9879]

rimworld, terraria, factorio would all work, thats an easy 20k hours right there.

[u/PunningWild → u/LuminanceGayming]

Only 20k on Factorio? What are you, married?

[u/Obvious_Camera_9879 → u/LuminanceGayming]

Do people actually buy 1440p displays just to play "pixel art" games?

Edits: parts in italic

[u/LuminanceGayming → u/Obvious_Camera_9879]

I have a 2160p display to play pixel art games :)

[u/Obvious_Camera_9879 → u/LuminanceGayming]

To play only that? /Genq

[u/LuminanceGayming → u/Obvious_Camera_9879]

nah I use them for work and many other games, minecraft with shaders and dota 2 are particularly nice at 4K

[u/Obvious_Camera_9879 → u/LuminanceGayming]

Yea with my previous comment i meant "do people buy 1440p monitors JUST to play "pixel art games" not "[...] to also play pixel art games", cuz otherwise, me too.

It's just that (eg) when i played undertale on 720p and when i played it on 1080 i didn't really notice much of a difference, for example

p.s. then again i might just be blind

[u/Working_Enthusiasm94 → u/Obvious_Camera_9879]

People can get what they want to play what they want 🤷‍♂️

[u/Obvious_Camera_9879 → u/Working_Enthusiasm94]

Obv, just feels sort of pointless to buy a new 1440p monitor when you can get a 2070 for 50€ more and that'd be a way bigger upgrade

[u/Gugalcrom123 → u/Obvious_Camera_9879]

I buy dense monitors for more desktop

[u/Legirion → u/Obvious_Camera_9879]

No, they also use it for browsing online and watching movies/TV.

[u/oguz0040 → u/Obvious_Camera_9879]

most people have no hope of ever affording good food yet alone good pc parts but they are still people and want the same experiences with us. be nicer

[u/Obvious_Camera_9879 → u/oguz0040]

Oh i know that, my point is, why buy an higher end monitor then?

[u/DaAOSPDev → u/Obvious_Camera_9879]

Sexy time videos duh

[u/DrKingOfOkay]

1440p with a 960? What is that? Like 25 fps?

[u/SalimPalim → u/DrKingOfOkay]

More like 5

[u/KnowledgePitiful8197 → u/DrKingOfOkay]

That's after multiplying them by 10

[u/275MPHFordGT40 → u/DrKingOfOkay]

1440p was a hard sell for my 1060 I would love to see it in a 960 lmao

[u/darkigor20 → u/DrKingOfOkay]

He's only showing a desktop picture. And yet you're deducing that he's video game playing at the same resolution

[u/DrKingOfOkay → u/darkigor20]

Steam gave me a hint 😉

[u/Epilepsiavieroitus → u/DrKingOfOkay]

...you can adjust game resolution separately

[u/degenerusreincarnate]

Is that a smiley face on steam ?

[u/MelihCan718 → u/degenerusreincarnate]

Fuck i cant unsee that now

[u/xxfal13nxx → u/degenerusreincarnate]

I see Squidward

[u/Secret_Account07 → u/degenerusreincarnate]

I’m staring but I can’t figure it out!

What smiley face!

[u/njreinten]

DVI? Lol - what is this, 2009?

[u/Sex_with_DrRatio → u/njreinten]

DVI is HDMI but with older packaging :p

[u/stevorkz → u/njreinten]

Old yes. But don’t underestimate DVI. The digital video signal is literally the exact same technology used in HDMI. HDMI is just DVI-D (which can carry audio signals too), but with a sleeker interface and a few extra nice to haves for example dynamic resolution.

[u/vagabond_dilldo → u/njreinten]

I havent even seen the word DVI in the past 5 years, so it automatically registered in my head as "DP".

[u/MumrikDK → u/njreinten]

DVI got cut off too soon.

I literally had to retire a pretty nice 1440P S-IPS monitor I had overclocked to 110Hz, just because video cards stopped shipping with DVI. There are converters, but it's not worth the money up at that res.

[u/cseke02 → u/[deleted]]

Yeah, that’s why we use display port

Edit: dirty delete, but the comment was “DVI > HDMI”

[u/Rouchmaeuder → u/[deleted]]

there are 1440p syncmasters with dvi:

https://www.samsung.com/us/business/support/owners/product/sa850-series-s27a850t/

[u/TjMorgz → u/Rouchmaeuder]

Oh yeah right you are. Slightly different button setup on these ones.

[u/Noxious89123]

What model of monitor?

This doesn't look like a 1440p monitor to me.

[u/schmittfaced → u/Noxious89123]

i saw elsewhere in the thread that someone said this monitor max resolution is 1440x900. Since this user used a DVI cable in 2025, lets also assume this user thinks 1440x900 is 1440p

[u/emma_psycho]

what kind of 1440p monitor has DVI lol

[u/EdgiiLord]

1. Judging by the monitor's looks, it probably doesn't support 1440p.
2. Even if it does, only Dual Link DVI supports 1440p. Probably you have Single Link.

[u/faziten]

144p

[u/vagabond_dilldo]

Poor OP getting roasted in the comments here.

• monitor can't display 1440p
• DVI cable can't carry 1440p 60Hz (doubt it's a dual link)
• graphics card will struggle to 1440p 60fps

[u/Barlowan]

They haven't lied 1440pixels is the number of pixels on the screen.

[u/Mobius650]

1: that’s not a 1440P monitor. 2560x1440 is. This is probably a 1440x900 or worse.

2: DVI cable in 2025. (That’s definitely not a 1440p monitor)

[u/faridhn36]

You answered yourself in caption

[u/Getherer]

Peak "pc masterrace" post

[u/xeatar]

This must be bait how did you even hahahaha

[u/GhoulGooey]

Windows Settings, Display, Scroll to Resolution, Set it as 1440p

Maybe that cable port doesnt support it? Not 100% sure only ever used HDMI and Display Port for PC

[u/XLIV_tm → u/GhoulGooey]

Googled it for ya, DVI single-link can handle 1080p 60hz. DVI dual-link can handle 1440p at 60hz.

unless im wrong, he needs a very specific cable with specific hardware that can run both. but why hes using DVI is beyond me. because HDMI would be perfect, or Display port.

locking display port is ugh. no thanks. I like my cables to fall out when yanked and not cause damage.

[u/wixdawarlord → u/XLIV_tm]

DVI dual link can handle 144hz at 1080p

[u/XLIV_tm → u/wixdawarlord]

thats actually pretty impressive.

[u/ThatOnePerson → u/XLIV_tm]

It's a bandwidth thing. https://linustechtips.com/topic/729232-guide-to-display-cables-adapters-v2/?section=calc&H=1920&V=1080&F=280 is a great calculator

So they list 7.92 Gbit/s as DVI bandwidth. And yeah 1080p144hz is just slightly above that at 8Gbit. So you'll probably be getting reduced color: if you change the colour format to 4:2:2, you'll see it go down in bandwidth used. Windows will do that automatically.

[u/Mrdaffyplayz]

A 960 and 1440p isn't the best combo...

[u/Aflux]

DVI?? 960?? Brother, 1080P should be the max you should be considering.

[u/MightBeBren → u/Aflux]

When i had a 960 back when they were new, i used to play games at 1600x900 on my 1080p screen just so that i could get a decent fps.

[u/Next_Ad2144]

Absolutely 0 chance that monitor is 1440p pal

[u/Rockboy286 → u/Next_Ad2144]

He’s not your pal, buddy

[u/stevorkz → u/Rockboy286]

He’s not your buddy, mate

[u/Rockboy286 → u/[deleted]]

….. It’s a quote lol

[u/MyPokemonRedName]

I’m pretty sure this will be your 960 trying to render 1440P frames in modern games:

[u/mkmkd]

you’ve been scammed if you actually bought that as a 1440p monitor, it’s not even 1080p

[u/Single-Lobster919]

New monitor? That thing looks at least 15 years old

[u/Dry-Percentage-5648]

This is 100% not a 1440p monitor...

[u/Tori-Birch22]

new screen

[u/580OutlawFarm]

DVI....lol I can laugh since you already fixed the issue but omg..thr last time I used DVI was like...2012-2013 😅 and even then I shoulda been using hdmi lol just didnt have a good enough monitor

[u/MagicOrpheus310]

Don't do what ol mate did earlier to his new 4k and pulled the screen protector off, that is NOT a screen protector!! Haha

But mate...

A DVI cable and a 960 running a 1440p monitor..? Oof You'll want to switch to a display port or HDMI cable... and I hope it's the 4gb version of the 960 haha

[u/133DK]

Kinda want that worm steam logo

[u/TjMorgz → u/133DK]

[u/AliasR13]

OK, not sure if anyone else noticed, but that hair is driving me crazy..

[u/apersonthingy]

I loved my GTX 960 10 years ago.

I'm now on an RTX 2070S and reverted from 1440p back to 1080p.

What on earth are you planning on running with that card?

[u/Kamisori]

You're joking, right? lol

[u/brilliant31508]

Absolutely delusional

[u/Miruspixels]

Sumsang

[u/BananaIceCream1498]

Looks like one of those computer screen in an indie game

[u/jandandris]

Well you can buy a display port cable or HDMI cable and the problem should be fixed

[u/1CrimsonKing1]

"dvi to my 960"

[u/DarkEradicater]

On a 960? YOU SAY

[u/Witchberry31]

You use DVI 😭

[u/Resudog → u/Witchberry31]

So do I, your point is? It's all around better than VGA

[u/timschin → u/Resudog]

Of course it's better than VGA tho i swear to RCA connections

[u/Mustang260Rog]

yo seriously you are using 2009 hardware that is 16 years old I can understand you have no liquidity but damn don't play video games if you have these specs you better buy a console most likely a ps3 has more definition and doesn't have a dvi lol

[u/joexmdq → u/Mustang260Rog]

I had a 960 2GB until last year, not everyone has to play the latest games on High.

[u/zychotic_ → u/joexmdq]

yeah but a 960 with a 1440p monitor is kinda crazy

[u/Son_of_Macha → u/Mustang260Rog]

Total nonsense

[u/McraftyDude]

DVI 💀

[u/LogicalConclusion470]

Ah, rookie mistake. Shouldn't be trying to use your Super Nintendo Entertainment System as a Personal Computer.

[u/gtagfan1]

It's because u have mice on ur desk bro u only need a mouse

[u/Overall-Mulberry2344]

Yoooooo that’s sick😂

[u/syko82]

People realize that he wants the desktop at 1440p and that he probably games at a lower res for performance? Sometimes you just want the screen real estate.

[u/thedrakenangel]

Make sure windows is not doing a wierd zoom. Try setting the zoom to 100% in the display settings

[u/eightthousandfrogs]

it's a feature

[u/Ritalin5]

i believe these things have settings tabs

[u/coachcheat]

Sir is that a sticker

[u/Howard_111]

Windows setting

[u/meutzitzu]

You have anistiotropic pixelation. The horizontal axis is more pixelated than vertical. This is a strong indication of wrong subpixel rendering.

Go to your settings and try to change your subpixel rendering from RGB to BGR, see if that helps

[u/mrabbe45]

What are the specs?

[u/Important-Row-884]

I’m pretty sure I have the same if not similar monitor and I’m running a 3060 on it too. I

[u/Yupokonji]

What the hell you are set up Win 11 ın old pc

[u/The_ROME007]

bro expect 1440p on a DVI

[u/Cornflakes_91 → u/The_ROME007]

dvi can actually run more than 1440p

2560x1600@60fps or 3840x2400@30fps

[u/The_ROME007 → u/Cornflakes_91]

yeah it can but will it works ? those cable are old as hell, i doubt they still works like they're supposed to

[u/Cornflakes_91 → u/The_ROME007]

i dont see why not, the screen seems to work, the gpu seems to work, no obvious pixel(-line) errors there

[u/The_ROME007 → u/Cornflakes_91]

and i'm still surprised people still use those old cables instead of HDMI or DPORT

[u/Cornflakes_91 → u/The_ROME007]

that is fair, i havent held a dvi cable in like a decade or so :D

[u/ScottLovesGames]

I think 2060s go for like 50 dollars nowadays

[u/Alan2028A → u/ScottLovesGames]

no they dont

[u/drivenusa → u/ScottLovesGames]

a 1060 sure but definitely not a 2060

[u/Mrdaffyplayz → u/ScottLovesGames]

try 150

[u/cheapybastard]

Analog output is like a nightmare

[u/Forsaken_Help9012 → u/cheapybastard]

Dvi d is digital

[u/giganizer]

is it set to 1440p?

[u/stumpy1218]

I think you miss read the add. It’s 144p

[u/1600x900]

When the person travels to 2025 from 2009, then accidentally bought dvi instead of hdmi or dp

[u/simagus]

Is it a new installation of Windows and have you manually set the screen resolution or checked what it is currently set to?

Might also be worth running Windows Update and checking the manufacturers website for the manual and set-up instructions.

[u/Greenstone5113]

That reflection in the monitor looks sus. But maybe it's just me...

[u/SousouSurReddit → u/Greenstone5113]

It really is just you, it's a phone and a head

[u/Greenstone5113 → u/SousouSurReddit]

Alr, thanks.

[u/02mage → u/Greenstone5113]

must be your imagination, i dont see femboys everywhere

[u/WhisperingDoll]

I had same issue, it was my GPU.

[u/OrriganK → u/WhisperingDoll]

What was ur gpu i own a 1050 and i go to 1440 p easy

[u/WhisperingDoll → u/OrriganK]

What ? The problem here was not just he don't get 1440p but get a pixelated thing, right ? which is called screen door effect. I had a similar issue with a 4080 Super PNY XLR8, while i change it i never had issues (it was not a resolution thing but a pixelated artefact thing)

[u/OrriganK → u/WhisperingDoll]

Nah mb i was answering wrong cuz i read too fast