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<blockquote data-quote="Rich78" data-source="post: 69029" data-attributes="member: 16524">Not sure if anyone has come across a problem like this but at the moment when I run my pc with 720p HD output via DVI, the display looks sharp to begin with then either over time or when I play back movie content the text becomes scewed on the whole desktop and stays this way until I reset the settings to a different resolution and back again.It will stay clean and clear in windows until I playback media content either via MP or Windows Media Player etc.I have tried 3 different graphics drivers, I have also repositioned the hardware in my machine to allow more room for the graphics card in case it was a temperature problem.I have no idea how the timing settings work but yesterday from messing around it seemed to stabalise for a long period of time but has since gone back to this problem even though no settings have changed.Any help would be appreciated.OS: Windows XP SP2Graphics Card: nVidia GeForce4 Ti 4200Resolution: 1280 x 720 @ 60hz</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rich78, post: 69029, member: 16524"] Not sure if anyone has come across a problem like this but at the moment when I run my pc with 720p HD output via DVI, the display looks sharp to begin with then either over time or when I play back movie content the text becomes scewed on the whole desktop and stays this way until I reset the settings to a different resolution and back again. It will stay clean and clear in windows until I playback media content either via MP or Windows Media Player etc. I have tried 3 different graphics drivers, I have also repositioned the hardware in my machine to allow more room for the graphics card in case it was a temperature problem. I have no idea how the timing settings work but yesterday from messing around it seemed to stabalise for a long period of time but has since gone back to this problem even though no settings have changed. Any help would be appreciated. OS: Windows XP SP2 Graphics Card: nVidia GeForce4 Ti 4200 Resolution: 1280 x 720 @ 60hz [/QUOTE]

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