- BEST FONT MANAGER FOR WINDOWS 8.1 UPDATE
- BEST FONT MANAGER FOR WINDOWS 8.1 WINDOWS 8.1
- BEST FONT MANAGER FOR WINDOWS 8.1 WINDOWS 8
The worst apps for me are Internet Explorer 11 and Office 2013 force this blurry grey-scale font rendering upon the user - completely ignoring your ClearType tuner settings. (A similar workaround works in Chrome too.)
BEST FONT MANAGER FOR WINDOWS 8.1 WINDOWS 8.1
I also found I can get clear fonts in Firefox on Windows 8.1 by disabling hardware acceleration in the Options > General tab. You may notice that some parts of the Windows 8.1 user interface are clear while other parts are not. Windows 7 had RGB font rendering which was far superior. More specifically, Microsoft introduced grey-scale font anti-aliasing with Windows 8. It is not your on-board video nor your nVidia display card. Is it the display card or windows 8? Not sure what to do.
BEST FONT MANAGER FOR WINDOWS 8.1 WINDOWS 8
What I don't understand, is why is it when I connect my older 17" lcd monitor to the laptop and use that as the only display, the text in windows 8 on that monitor is also blurry, and worse than it was when I used the 17" lcd display with my AMD64 desktop with In reality though, I find I am straining to focus on it. I suppose that is because of the higher resolution. I thought it looked "smooth", perhaps because of the high resolution of the screen The text on the laptop seemed to look nice at first. The laptop screen. I have Clear Type on and without it, things look worse. Scaling isn't worse, it only makes things bigger and easier to read, which seems to help, but I still get tired looking at I do change the scaling of the text in windows on the laptop, and in apps like Google Chrome and IE, but that does not worsen anything. I have suspected:ġ) the small text as I am entering presbyopia world at 44 this year, or Ģ) perhaps it is the pwm way that led backlights are controlled in lcd screens.ģ) I've heard windows 8 and newer text is problematic. There is some Eye strain with this laptop. The laptop has an i7-4700HQ cpu with onboard gpu and a separate nVidia gpu for higher demand games and applications. I bought an Asus laptop with a 1920 x 1080 resolution 15.6" screen and windows 8 and I find the screen is tiring. I tried to adjust it to 100% (smaller) - signed out and in again - everything was a bit TOO small, so i changed it back to 125% (normal) and the fuzzy/blury text disappeared, so for me, your answer was the solution. I solved this by re-setting the scale level back to medium and now the fuzz had gone.
BEST FONT MANAGER FOR WINDOWS 8.1 UPDATE
This also fixed java programs which use the DPI setting and couldn't get all the text into window.Īfter my 8.1 update I also had the fuzzy text problem so I tried the method described above and it worked but of course the text is too small. Font is smaller now, but fonts are smooth. Go to Desktop->right click-> Screen Resolution.Ĭlick "Make text and other items larger or smaller".Ĭheck the box "Let me choose one scaling level for all my displays". Some people mentioned to disable display scaling per program that has the issue, but here's how I Device Manager, Steam, Google Chrome, etc.).
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