Hello guys.
I just got a new laptop. Its windows 8, Nvidia GeForce GTX 660M gfx card. DirectX 11. All of my games play and run great... except this game.
I have done some research but nothing solves my problem.
Basically, when I get the client to run, its either very tiny and nice resolution (unplayable that small) or if I configure the settings to "full screen" it takes up the entire screen, but the resolution is so big I feel like Im playing on Windows 95! Also unplayable.
I have ran both as administrator. I have adusted comptability mode for both, trying various versions of Windows.
I have 4 settings to choose from:
Direct 3D Hal
Direct 3D T&L Hal
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660M
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660M
And then I choose my max resolution being 1920 x 1080 x 16
Im not sure which gfx option to choose, but I've tried them all.
Please help. I don't know what else to try. I have a significant amount of money invested in this game and the game being unplayable really isn't acceptable. Any help is appreciated.
EDIT: I also forgot to add that I tried the following suggestion in one of the main threads, but it does not work for me because there is no dropdown menu to adjust in my control panel when I click on the "Adjust desktop color settings"
Full screen mode blurry, as if low-res image was scaled up, using Win7 and NVIDIA graphics card:
For reasons unclear, a recently introduced 'feature' of nvidia graphics cards can break RO fullscreen mode, causing it to stretch the graphics from 640x480 (minimum resolution) to the size of the screen. Thanks to meoryou2 for reporting this issue and fix!
1) Open the NVidia control panel, go to the "adjust desktop color settings" tab and there is a dropdown selector near the bottom - "content type reported to the display" change it from "Auto" to "Desktop Applications" and fullscreen apps SHOULD now launch in the resolution honoring their settings, RO does as well as 3DMark11.
Make sure you have the scaling feature in NVidia control panel set to "full screen" if you want to run a full screen app at a lower resolution without letterboxing / pillarboxing ( black bars at the top and bottom or sides of the screen ), I have mine set to do the scaling in the GPU, but you can also set it so the monitor should switch to the lower resolution and use its own built in scaler.
Edited by allastorm, 04 August 2013 - 07:43 AM.