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    gpuz problem

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by fantomasz, May 5, 2012.

  1. fantomasz

    fantomasz Notebook Deity

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    this is how gpuz looks on my laptop
    I try few times and nothing.how to fix it?

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  2. imglidinhere

    imglidinhere Notebook Deity

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    o_O Looks like your GPUz farted and had a stroke...

    What exactly have you done to try to fix it?
     
  3. JOSEA

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    That is funny ^^^^ Fantomasz are you running at native resolution and default DPI?
     
  4. StormJumper

    StormJumper Notebook Virtuoso

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    It looks more like a bad resolution settings from the looks of it. What resolution are you running at and the specs you listed is that the computer it is from?
     
  5. tijo

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    GPU-Z ROG version + 125% DPI will do that to you, switch to 100% DPI in windows or get the normal version and it'll work.
     
  6. olyteddy

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    Complain to the author until they re-write it using the proper Windows API calls. There really is no reason an app can't scale properly to the desktop dpi.
     
  7. fantomasz

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    native res but i change dpi
     
  8. tijo

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    Then, like i said, you have two options, change the DPI to 100% or get the non rog version of GPU-Z that scales properly if i'm not mistaken.