Blurry images are typically caused by an incorrect resolution or scaling setting. Ensure your computer is set to the monitor's Native Resolution.


Troubleshooting Steps:

  1. Set to Native Resolution:

    • Windows: Right-click desktop > [Display settings] > [Display resolution]. Choose the one labeled (Recommended).

    • macOS: Go to [System Settings] > [Displays] and select [Default for display].

  2. Adjust Scaling Settings:

    • If text is too small or appears "fuzzy," adjust [Scale and layout] (Windows) or [Scaled] (macOS).

    • Stick to standard increments (e.g., 100%, 125%, 150%) for the crispest rendering.

  3. Check Hardware Connections:

    • Avoid using VGA cables if possible. Switch to HDMI, DisplayPort, or USB-C for a pure digital signal that eliminates analog noise.

    • Use the OSD menu to perform a [Memory Recall] to reset image processing.

Important Notes:

  • Tip: Running a monitor at a non-native resolution forces the display to interpolate pixels, which inherently causes blurriness.

  • Note: For Windows users, running the "ClearType Text Tuner" can also significantly improve text clarity.