Iddo12
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Hi Again,
So after resolving the first issue I recently had (with Chrome) - maybe someone here can help me with the much more significant problem of DPI in windows 10.
Here is my setup:
Three displays:
1. 4K - 27" Dell.
2. 1920x1200 - 24" Dell.
3. 1680x1050 - 23" LG.
Using windows 10. DPI settings - 150% for the 27" and 100% for the two others.
Graphics card (GTX 970) updated to latest driver.
Problem - the text and general look of the 27" is too small - on the two other screens - everything is way too big in this configuration - if I increase the DPI on the 27" inch - the size of the text/icons etc. on the two other display also increase (although I keep it at 100% - it as if they are connected although they should not be).
I read dozens of threads all over the web about this - some say everything is O.K. with their setup - others claim that this is still a problem MS didn't resolve (how could this be - there are plenty of people working with 4K and non 4K displays - I am sure some of them work for MS - or maybe they are not using windows?).
I'll be happy to attach a screenshot if this helps.
Suggestions?
Ido
So after resolving the first issue I recently had (with Chrome) - maybe someone here can help me with the much more significant problem of DPI in windows 10.
Here is my setup:
Three displays:
1. 4K - 27" Dell.
2. 1920x1200 - 24" Dell.
3. 1680x1050 - 23" LG.
Using windows 10. DPI settings - 150% for the 27" and 100% for the two others.
Graphics card (GTX 970) updated to latest driver.
Problem - the text and general look of the 27" is too small - on the two other screens - everything is way too big in this configuration - if I increase the DPI on the 27" inch - the size of the text/icons etc. on the two other display also increase (although I keep it at 100% - it as if they are connected although they should not be).
I read dozens of threads all over the web about this - some say everything is O.K. with their setup - others claim that this is still a problem MS didn't resolve (how could this be - there are plenty of people working with 4K and non 4K displays - I am sure some of them work for MS - or maybe they are not using windows?).
I'll be happy to attach a screenshot if this helps.
Suggestions?
Ido