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This happened to my old gaming PC as well. I looked into it and it mistakenly installed AMD Firepro drivers during the update instead of the correct Radeon driv

• sundvor 8y ago
  Ouch. Yep my Nvidia drivers were reset (#); installing latest ones and redoing my config fixed it. This included DPI settings; it's right funny how tiny 100% gets even on 65". Was easy enough to get back to where it was, but then again I've done this enough times for even myself to remember quickly - it'd be rather annoying for the family if update happened when I was away. (I had already postponed feature updates by about a month). #) I got a 960 when it had just come out, and it can handle huge (e.g. 70gb/2hrs) 4k h265 videos just fine - if only Netflix saw it that way too, but no - cpu is all that matters, and the i5-2500 is far too old for them.