Is there any way to disable Nvidia's auto-scaling? Because if there is a way then I can't find it.
Driver version: 347.52
I'm trying to play a game on my TV. My Tv's resolution is 1366x768 but it accepts 1080p inputs. When I play using the intel 4600 everything works fine, full screen is 1366x768, but as soon as I activate the GT 750m it does some stupid up-scaling to 1080p that makes everything look worse. Because you see, this is no down-sampling, this is actually my TV doing the down-scaling with its own crappy algorithm. But the game reads the TV as 1366x768 (I've read on Steam the game needs a patch to unlock higher resolutions), Windows 8.1 is set to 1366x768 too, so I have no idea why the hell the stupid Nvidia card forces this idiotic auto-scaling when going into full-screen.
I know I'd be better off just asking on the Nvidia forums but I don't want to go through all the hassle of creating an account.
-----On a side note:
This is why I hate PC gaming. Always a struggle with some annoying crap. And here I just wanted to play Rising at 60fps since the PS3 version I bought has some really erratic frame-rate and latency. On Gamespot's review the guy said the game had "consistent" frame-rate, haha, this website needs to hire better reviewers seriously.
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The merits of speed wouldn't shine if it weren't for the game's consistent frame rate. Outside of loading sequence stutters, Revengeance almost never skips a beat. Deforming models in direct relation to your strikes calls for heavy calculations on the fly, and it's nothing short of a technical marvel that the game's high frame rate doesn't choke in the process
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