Recent content by Wyatt

I've found some pretty simple work arounds actually. There is apparently an option that I never gave much thought to in Dragon Age itself that allows you to change the resolution it renders at without modifying the actual screen resolution. I forgot exactly what it was called, but its very...

Unfortunately, this still doesn't work on Dragon Age. The other games are fixed, but the issue still persists on just that one.

Thanks for the advice sygnus, but I actually just solved the issue. Turns out the problem was DPI. My laptop defaults at 250% DPI to compensate for the large resolution. Some programs apparently are only set to run at 100% and so don't compensate for it. All I have to do is turn down the DPI...

Do you want to explain this to me or not? I just want to understand why these programs behave this way.

Yeah, I'm not that new, I obviously know that there are fewer options, but that doesn't contribute to the issue at all. If you don't know exactly how to help me, that's fine, I get it, but I asked for information. I'm sorry if I come off crass, and I don't mean to sound rude, but I would just...

Its a Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro running windows 8.1 8 Gigs of ram, 64 bit OS, with an i7 processor.

Can you elaborate on that some? I don't mess with this stuff, and I've never had this problem before, so I'm kind of flying blind here. What exactly am I doing to fix the issue? Like, how do I affect scaling and all that?

Basically, my laptop has a dense native resolution of 3200x1800, meaning there is literally no way I can expect to run games at my native resolution without horrible lag. But when I try to run the game at a lower resolution (in fullscreen) it doesn't stretch the image, but rather just leaves a...