Windows 10: Trailing blurry visual outline on video game objects

This maybe a hard problem to narrow down and ill probably try to get a screen shot or two in a few days ;
in video games there is this blurry outline that trails behind objects in motion or stationary objects viewed while moving .

It look like maybe some anti aliasing is not following the image fast enough and is just trailing outlines.

If i had to describe it like if a character is moving so fast trailing copies of itself fade behind. but its just the outline and its like a translucent blur .


The graphics card is 1050 ti. dont know if this is a problem among all Nivida cards or this model, or just my card settings.

I have the latest drivers for it. What can i do to possibly remove this effect ?

Is there settings i can adjust to remove this possibly ?

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Trailing blurry visual outline on video game objects

This maybe a hard problem to narrow down and ill probably try to get a screen shot or two in a few days ;
in video games there is this blurry outline that trails behind objects in motion or stationary objects viewed while moving .

It look like maybe some anti aliasing is not following the image fast enough and is just trailing outlines.

If i had to describe it like if a character is moving so fast trailing copies of itself fade behind. but its just the outline and its like a translucent blur .


The graphics card is 1050 ti. dont know if this is a problem among all Nivida cards or this model, or just my card settings.

I have the latest drivers for it. What can i do to possibly remove this effect ?

Is there settings i can adjust to remove this possibly ?

 

Trailing blurry visual outline on video game objects

Sounds like you may need to adjust the overdrive setting on your monitor.

LCD Motion Artifacts 101: Introduction | Blur Busters

Open the menu (osd) on your monitor, look for overdrive/od/trace free (they are all the same thing). Use this page to adjust..

UFO Test: Ghosting

 

The combination of DX11, Mouse Pointer Trails and Fullscreen Games means no mouse cursor.

Hi,

For Mouse Pointer Trails, refer the steps below.

Step 1: Click the bottom-left Start button on the desktop, enter
mouse in the blank box and tap Mouse in the search results to open Mouse Properties.

Step 2: Choose Pointer Options, select
Display pointer trails and hit OK.

Tip: To specify the length of pointer trails, you can move the
small scale in Visibility to left or right.

Also for the mouse issue, I suggest you to download the latest drivers for mouse from the manufacturer's website and check. Install the drivers in compatible mode and check as well.

I suggest you to run the game in Direct X12 as this is the latest in Windows 10. Check if the issue persist.

Hope this helps. Get back to us for further queries. We are happy to help!