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What ICC color profile do you use? do you use a driver setting like NVIDIA digital vibrance? what DPIs are you using? Are you using font antialiasing? if so, w
by 29athrowaway 3y ago
What ICC color profile do you use? do you use a driver setting like NVIDIA digital vibrance? what DPIs are you using?
Are you using font antialiasing? if so, what font hinting setting are you using? are you using subpixel ordering?
What CPU frequency scaling governor setting are you using? What power setting did you set for your GPU? NVIDIA has Powermizer settings which have adaptive clocking for the GPU and there's a GUI control panel for it that comes with the driver.
Most of what you've mentioned here sounds like you misconfigured your system (e.g.: wacky fonts). Default settings often do not produce the problems you've mentioned.
If you have a HiDPI setup like a 4K screen, simply set your resolution to 4k (3840 x 2160), scaling to 2x, 96 DPI and get a proper font of your liking. You can even get the fonts used on Windows if you install the TrueType font file (I think "Segoe UI Variable Regular" is the font name you would be looking for), with anti-aliasing y hinting set to Slight.
- dartharva 3y agoI didn't configure (or misconfigure) any of what you've listed; I don't even know how to do that yet. All was default settings, both on Linux and on Windows. The only configuration I did was install Nvidia's correct proprietary drivers and turn on fractional scaling and font antialiasing (with correct subpixel ordering) on Linux. On Windows, even that was on by default.
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- vetinari 3y agoWhy did you turn on the font aliasing, when you enabled fractional scaling? Aliasing is intended for low-dpi displays. If you are using HiDPI, it is between useless and counterproductive.
- 29athrowaway 3y agoI think subpixel is for low DPI. But no font aliasing is noticeable.