I have to use a version 5.3.1 or earlier versions or use the latest mature version 5.2.7 which is still updated.Īlso Chrome font rendering looks terrible on any monitor too which is why I primary use Firefox.Display Driver Uninstaller is a graphics driver removal tool that helps remove all remnants of AMD, Nvidia, and Intel graphics card drivers. Of course if it was possible to hook up a external monitor I tried it and all I got was no signal even after making sure it was set to second screen only I know the second screenshot I took would look sharp.Īlso forgot to say that the newest version of LIbreOffice must render BGR mode as it looks terrible on any monitor I tried. Since the all one one you can't replace the monitor it seems that the new version renders different which makes it look worse. The CyberpowerPC that I ordered from Amazon with a Dell 2k 25" monitor the first screenshot on my old computer looks terrible on this monitor but the second screenshot looks great but terrible on my all on one.
I could not take the slowness of the cruddy all in one. Some dialogs and text, for instance the network connection sharing dialog, will always render with the wrong anti-aliasing disposition. However, this might not fix it as there are bugs in the Creator's Update preview that are causing it to fail to render correctly in some circumstances but not others (hence how I found this thread). OP can probably use the ClearType calibration tool and choose the aliasing mode that looks best to him:
If you zoom in on the pictures (Win+=) you can see that the chromatic aberration on the edges of the text (used to counter the offsets in a typical monitor) are on opposite sides, making it look worse on his screen instead of better.
OP's original settings were set up to use ClearType with BGR subpixel order (in the upper screenshot) in the blurry text he was seeing, it was being rendered with RGB subpixel order. I'm not sure why nobody here could figure it out. It's incredibly clear what OP's problem was here.
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