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<blockquote data-quote="guyver_dio" data-source="post: 650589" data-attributes="member: 106564">Sorry if this has been posted before but I don't really know what's actually happening with this issue.My htpc uses an i3 cpu (integrated graphics) on a Gigabyte GA-H55M-UD2H mobo and I'm on windows 7. I'm connecting to my lcd tv via hdmi cable. I've been noticing that if I leave my htpc long enough for it to switch off the display (after screensaver) then shake the mouse to wake it up again, it sometimes comes back on not exactly the same quality as I left it. The problem is mostly noticeable on any text, it's like bad aliasing on the text and makes them appear overly sharp (and not in a good way). It's not as noticeable in images (thank god) but if you look closely you can see the same jagged aliasing around the edges of the content. So far I've only been able to fix this by restarting my htpc.This is the only way I really know how to describe it so hopefully you get the picture. If anyone has come across this before or might know what setting to check let me know.Thanks</blockquote>

[QUOTE="guyver_dio, post: 650589, member: 106564"] Sorry if this has been posted before but I don't really know what's actually happening with this issue. My htpc uses an i3 cpu (integrated graphics) on a Gigabyte GA-H55M-UD2H mobo and I'm on windows 7. I'm connecting to my lcd tv via hdmi cable. I've been noticing that if I leave my htpc long enough for it to switch off the display (after screensaver) then shake the mouse to wake it up again, it sometimes comes back on not exactly the same quality as I left it. The problem is mostly noticeable on any text, it's like bad aliasing on the text and makes them appear overly sharp (and not in a good way). It's not as noticeable in images (thank god) but if you look closely you can see the same jagged aliasing around the edges of the content. So far I've only been able to fix this by restarting my htpc. This is the only way I really know how to describe it so hopefully you get the picture. If anyone has come across this before or might know what setting to check let me know. Thanks [/QUOTE]

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