Windows 10: Nvidia Geforce 730 graphics card 43 in 1080P tv

Im using a Hitachi 43in 1080P tv as a monitor and a Nvidea Geforce 703 graphics card I have 8 gig's of ram, but just cant seem to get the picture to look right is there any software that would tweak the setting to get as good a picture as possible or am I stuck with trial and error*Huh

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Monitor not showing 1080p display as native resolution

So I have lg tv +monitor and my graphics card is gtx 1050 ti but the problem is my monitor is not showing 1080p display as native it is showing 720p as native resolution and my monitor is 1080p capable Please help me anyone ASAP.

 

Cannot Upgrade from Win 7 to Win 10 because of Incompatible Display even when replaced with new graphics card

In an attempt to fix an incompatible display (integrated Nvidia GeForce 6150SE nForce 430 on a HP Pavilion a6200n, AMD Athlon duel core) preventing a Windows 10 upgrade and since there is no driver update, I installed a new graphics card Nvidia GeForce GT
730 into a PCI-e slot. The incompatible display was disabled and only the new GT 730 is displayed in the Device Manager.

Why do I still show the incompatible and disabled display in the Get Windows 10 upgrade instead of the newly installed graphics card?

 

Hi there

Try the HARDWARE settings on your monitor --you might have to use the handset to get the monitor menu (picture).

There's usually a setting "Auto Scan " / "Auto resize" or similar which should correct the computer W10 image to the correct size. (Aspect ratio setting).

Also set brightness / contrast / colour / sharpening correctly -- makes a HUGE difference. If you have a GAMMA control on the hardware settings use that as it's often better than brightness + contrast combo.

people often forget the hardware menu - especially when using TV's as monitors.

Cheers
jimbo