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Sidebar Sidebar. Forums Software Operating Systems. JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. Previous Next. Coup27 Platinum Member. Jul 17, 2, 3 Getting a bit fed up of Windows I tamed it quite well prior to the anniversary update but from what I can see it has essentially reinstalled Windows again and reset many things and broke some things which worked fine before.

I do want to get a 4k monitor soon and I did read a while ago that 7 lacked proper 4k support. Is this still the case? VirtualLarry No Lifer. Aug 25, 53, 7, I don't think that Windows 7 "lacks" 4K support - rather, it doesn't support HiDPI displays and text scaling all that well, compared to Windows I was able to get VSR running on my xP monitor, at a resolution of x, just fine in Windows 7.

But I had scaling, so icons and text got tiny. Which is fine with me. Which, honestly, made it look not much different than xP res, only the icons were "bulkier". I had to manually crank the scaling back down to , to get the desired effect. Oct 9, 1, 4 Cancel Submit. Hello, Thank you for posting your question on Microsoft community forum. I would suggest you to try using steps provided in this article and check if it helps. Please do let us know if you need any further assistance.

Thank you. Thanks for your feedback. How satisfied are you with this reply? Upscaling that is done using the monitor's firmware won't look any different regardless of the computer's OS. A significant difference in the video card driver for one OS version or the other might have an impact on upscaling quality if the upscaling is done using the graphics card hardware. If the graphics driver version numbers are the same for both OS's though I wouldn't expect any difference in image quality unless stated otherwise by the graphics card manufacturer.

An upgraded graphics card could give more satisfying results than changing the OS. In general the quality of the source media directly impacts the quality of the upscaled display image. Upscaled images only mathematically fudge in more screen pixels to display the exact same level of detail as exists in the original lower resolution source images.

Was this reply helpful? Plugged it in, configured the graphics card to output the full resolution, and was completely disappointed.

This is fine, but some software doesn't support it very well it renders in p then uses some sort of interpolated, fuzzy scaling method , some doesn't support it all renders tiny text , and even the software that it works well in, you're still looking at the same amount of real estate as a p monitor but with sharper text. Is there some software or settings out there that can make the 4k experience good on Windows 7, will my eyes adjust over time to the tiny icons and text, or would it be best to sell it and get myself a p display?

Esposch , Feb 2, Joined: Sep 11, Messages: 13, Location: Perth. RyoSaeba , Feb 2, Joined: Dec 12, Messages: 7, Have you thought about upgrading the OS? I was in the same situation, but since moving to 10, I dont have that issue anymore.

If you have a spare ssd why not try it. Joined: Aug 3, Messages: Location: Townsville. Edit: Just re-read and realised your talking win Last edited: Feb 2, Joined: Sep 16, Messages: 10, Location: Brisbane.