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<blockquote data-quote="Paranoid Delusion" data-source="post: 141459" data-attributes="member: 13176">All Philips 32&quot; LCD TV's have a current resolution of 1366 x 768, this may be where the problem lies.This is the link to confirm this, <a href="http://www.consumer.philips.com/consumer/catalog/tree/en/gb/consumer/tv_gr_gb_consumer/flat_tv_ca_gb_consumer/lcd_large_30_40_su_gb_consumer/ce/lcd_large_30____40_?proxybuster=4DVNBTETPVQANJ0RMRCSHP3HKFSESI5P" target="_blank">http://www.consumer.philips.com/consumer/catalog/tree/en/gb/consumer/tv_gr_gb_consumer/flat_tv_ca_gb_consumer/lcd_large_30_40_su_gb_consumer/ce/lcd_large_30____40_?proxybuster=4DVNBTETPVQANJ0RMRCSHP3HKFSESI5P</a>If you cannot find this setting, try adding it useing the old nvidia control panel, you should find fonts much clearer.Trying to run at a higher resolution than that supported by your TV, will cause some blur\sharpness defect, might not be noticeable in windows, but games it will.Regards</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Paranoid Delusion, post: 141459, member: 13176"] All Philips 32" LCD TV's have a current resolution of 1366 x 768, this may be where the problem lies. This is the link to confirm this, [url]http://www.consumer.philips.com/consumer/catalog/tree/en/gb/consumer/tv_gr_gb_consumer/flat_tv_ca_gb_consumer/lcd_large_30_40_su_gb_consumer/ce/lcd_large_30____40_?proxybuster=4DVNBTETPVQANJ0RMRCSHP3HKFSESI5P[/url] If you cannot find this setting, try adding it useing the old nvidia control panel, you should find fonts much clearer. Trying to run at a higher resolution than that supported by your TV, will cause some blur\sharpness defect, might not be noticeable in windows, but games it will. Regards [/QUOTE]

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