Shake the screen while gaming, play the game screen shake?

Try changing your monitor's refresh rate!

An empty space on the desktop"Non-icon location"Right-click - Properties - Settings - Advanced - Monitor - Screen Refresh Rate - Try to modify it between 60-85. After the change, enter the CF and change the resolution in the display options to be consistent with the desktop. If your monitor is flat, you can change it to 85, if it is LCD, it can be changed to 70

Otherwise, it is likely that the monitor will not support it!

An empty space on the desktop"Non-icon location"Right-click Properties-Settings-"Display resolution"This shows your current desktop resolution.

In general, the higher the refresh rate, the less screen jitter will be. Also check if there are electric and magnetic fields near the display. Magnetic and electric fields can cause the screen to shake.

Then change it to 75! Note that you need to change the resolution of the CF to match the desktop.

Because as soon as you enter the CF, the resolution of the monitor changes. Change it to be consistent to ensure that your refresh rate is 75 Understand? For example, if you want your monitor to be 800*600 and 75, then you have to change the desktop to 800*600 and then change the refresh rate to 75, so that when you play 800*600 games, it will be 75 without jitter.

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Change the screen frequency to 60 or 75 Go back to the desktop and see if it's still shaking If the screen is shaking See if there's anything in the regulator near your computer It's really hard to get it Try the computer in a different place If the problem is still a little bit wrong with the monitor.

If you go back to the desktop monitor and don't shake into the game, see if the display options are turned on, restore to the default settings, try, if it still doesn't work, please change the graphics card driver again, and try again.

This type of failure can be caused by setting the monitor's refresh rate incorrectly, and setting the monitor's resolution and refresh rate too high or too low.

Resolution, also known as resolution and resolution, can be subdivided into display resolution, image resolution, printing resolution and scanning resolution. Resolution determines how detailed a bitmap image is.

In general, the higher the resolution of the image, the more pixels it contains, the sharper the image, and the better the quality of the print. At the same time, it also increases the storage space taken up by the files.

Unit:

The units that describe resolution are: DPI (dots per inch), LPI (lines per inch), PPI (pixels per inch), and PPD (pppixels per degree). But only LPI is a scale that describes optical resolution.

Although DPI and PPI are also units in the category of resolution, they have different meanings than LPI. Moreover, LPI and DPI cannot be converted, and can only be estimated empirically.

General LCD monitor,Your screen resolution and game resolution are inconsistent, which will cause the screen to have horizontal fluctuations or patterns,You can adjust the game resolution and screen resolution to the same,Anyway, my problem is really solved,But it is not excluded that there is a problem with the display or graphics card。

If the screen shakes to play games, it may be that the graphics card driver is too old, and it is recommended to update the latest graphics card driver, so that the compatibility can be guaranteed. It may also be that there is a problem with the resolution setting of the screen, and what I said upstairs is also a reason, and the background automatic pop-up window or program turns on the DND mode. It's also possible that there is a problem with the cable connecting your monitor and graphics card, try a different cable.

The following steps can be taken to improve:

1. If there is an independent graphics card in the trembling socks, the graphics card driver must be installed. The drive is good, and the settings are missing.

2. Open Settings in the properties on the desktop.

3. Open the graphics card option in Advanced in Settings.

4. Launch the NVIDIA Control Panel in the graphics card options.

5. Turn off VSync in the Manage 3D settings.

6. Change the maximum number of pre-rendered frames to 1 and change the resolution to 75 NMR, and change the color depth to 16-bit color, and finally save it.

The monitor refresh rate is set too low.

When the refresh rate of the display is set to be lower than 75Hz, the screen often shakes and flickers, so adjust the refresh rate appropriately, such as setting it higher than 85Hz, and the screen shaking will generally not appear again.

The power transformer is too close to the monitor and chassis.

When the power transformer is working, it will cause large electromagnetic interference, which will cause the screen to shake. Keeping the power transformer away from the chassis and display can solve the problem.

Inferior power supplies or power supply equipment are aging.

The workmanship and materials used in many miscellaneous computer power supplies are very poor, which can easily cause the circuits of the computer to be poor or the power supply capacity can not keep up, and when the system is busy, the display will especially appear screen shaking. When the power supply equipment of the computer starts to deteriorate, it is easy to cause the same problem.

The speakers are placed too close to the monitor.

The magnetic field effect of the speaker will interfere with the normal operation of the display, causing the display to produce magnetic interference phenomena such as screen shake and color crossing.

Viruses do the trick. Some computer viruses can disrupt the screen display, such as: character inversion, screen shaking, graphic flipping display, etc. The ubiquitous screen shake scripts on the internet are enough to make your head as big as a cow after a hit.

The graphics card is not in good contact.

After the graphics card is reinserted, the fault can be troubleshooting.

Win95 98 system after write cache caused.

If this is the case, disabling all drive write-back caching in Control Panel - System - Performance - File System - Troubleshooter will resolve the problem at all.

The power filter capacitor is damaged.

Open the case, and if you see the top of the power filter capacitor (the largest capacitor on the board) bulging up, then the capacitor is broken, and the screen shake is caused by a power failure. Once the capacitor is replaced, the problem can be solved.

Right-click on the desktop to set up the N card and manage 3D settings inside to turn off FMAA and FXAA

There is a problem with the graphics card, the temperature is too high, or there is a problem with the graphics card driver.

Graphics card problem, does the driver match?

It's good to set the compatibility of the game launch shortcut.