Windows 10: GT 730 Resolution Problem with latest nvidia drivers

Hello,

i have a problem with my GT 730 card and my monitors.

When i select a resolution like 1920x1080 the screen goes a little from the physical monitor.

I have two monitors, an AOC E970SWN monitor and a PnP Generic Monitor (it's a TV that i use as monitor).

The first, the AOC Monitor without any driver accept a resolution of 1366x768 but with an VGA to HDMI adapter it raises to 1920x1080 (which works perfectly, but I want a resolution of 1366x768 without the adapter).





With the PnP Monitor works similar but without any driver works perfectly with 1920x1080 resolution.





I think the problem is incompatibility between drivers version and monitors, with the integrated graphics of my Ryzen 5 2400G the screens works perfectly.

Anyone know any solution? Thanks. (and sorry for my bad english)

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GT 730 Resolution Problem with latest nvidia drivers

Hello,

i have a problem with my GT 730 card and my monitors.

When i select a resolution like 1920x1080 the screen goes a little from the physical monitor.

I have two monitors, an AOC E970SWN monitor and a PnP Generic Monitor (it's a TV that i use as monitor).

The first, the AOC Monitor without any driver accept a resolution of 1366x768 but with an VGA to HDMI adapter it raises to 1920x1080 (which works perfectly, but I want a resolution of 1366x768 without the adapter).





With the PnP Monitor works similar but without any driver works perfectly with 1920x1080 resolution.





I think the problem is incompatibility between drivers version and monitors, with the integrated graphics of my Ryzen 5 2400G the screens works perfectly.

Anyone know any solution? Thanks. (and sorry for my bad english)

 

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I'm running the Nvidia GT630. I just installed the latest driver after updating to Windows 10, same problem. I can't get into any of the Nvidia control panel options and can't change the resolution on the video card.

 

Windows 10 Nvidia Driver Crash

Not sure if this is what fixed the problem, but I re-installed the older NVidia (730) driver 347.52. Downloaded it from the NVidia website and let it run. After it finished installing I was asked to update the driver (to the latest - buggy driver 353.62)
but I ignored it. I then tested it by opening several web browsers - it didn't crash. So hopefully this is the fix.

BTW - the GeForce 730 driver 347.52 was the one I have in Windows 8.1.