thanks for idea to look into driver scaling setting, finally made it work PBP
for philips 349X7, however in my case, picture qualify seems affected, black text (cleartype-off) on white background fine, but on grey background, i see halo like shadows (lighter not darker). seems monitor is not so good in picture composition and artifacts appear. similar happens if sharpness is tweaked up too high :(
Interesting. Glad you got it to work. I suppose they may sacrifice some scaling in order to support two inputs.
Side note: I have to admit that I don't use the ViewSplit window-arrangement management app as much as I thought I would.It's clunky and I can get nearly the same behavior from the default Windows 10 conventions of dragging to corners/edges to snap things into place. I do like the arrangement that allows for three 1:1 windows along the bottom - for multiple editing terminals. But now I mostly use Visual Studio Code and simply to splits in the editor. [shrug]
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thanks for idea to look into driver scaling setting, finally made it work PBP
for philips 349X7, however in my case, picture qualify seems affected, black text (cleartype-off) on white background fine, but on grey background, i see halo like shadows (lighter not darker). seems monitor is not so good in picture composition and artifacts appear. similar happens if sharpness is tweaked up too high :(
Interesting. Glad you got it to work. I suppose they may sacrifice some scaling in order to support two inputs.
Side note: I have to admit that I don't use the ViewSplit window-arrangement management app as much as I thought I would.It's clunky and I can get nearly the same behavior from the default Windows 10 conventions of dragging to corners/edges to snap things into place. I do like the arrangement that allows for three 1:1 windows along the bottom - for multiple editing terminals. But now I mostly use Visual Studio Code and simply to splits in the editor. [shrug]