I’m running into an issue that’s fairly minor, but sufficiently annoying. When I start the game, everything appears to be ever so slightly zoomed in. My XP bar, which normally rests at the bottom of the screen, is no longer visible.
To fix this, I go into the graphics settings and change the monitor selection. There are two options for my primary monitor, one named Primary, and one that displays the model number of my monitor. Switching to whichever is not currently selected fixes the issue.
This is on the retail version of WoW. I use a AW3423DW ultrawide monitor and it is set in Windows to the native resolution. I’ve updated my graphics drivers and confirmed that the same resolution is set in-game and in the Nvidia control panel.
Please let me know if there’s more information I can provide, or if this is covered elsewhere. Thanks in advance!
Getting the same thing here, almost every time I launch the game. A good 50 pixels on every edge of the screen is cut-off, which (as previously mentioned) is as if the game is slightly zoomed-in.
I discovered that switching to windowed and then back to fullscreen does the trick for me, but it’s definitely annoying.
I’m trying to track down the cause of this for a friend, as I’m not experiencing it. Do you have a different resolution set in your GPU driver software than in game? Or maybe the desktop is different?
I had this same exact issue upon login this morning. I don’t know what fixed it - I was changing the resolution of my screen back and forth and suddenly everything was fixed and fit for no discernable reason.
Also having this issue. Seems to be 50/50 on whether or not it happens when I open the game. Both monitors are 1080p native with Nvidia Control Panel default settings. Running the game in fullscreen windowed mode, 1920x1080 resolution and render scale settings.
I’ve noticed that whenever this happens, a very thin portion of the game window can be seen on the left side of my second monitor (primary display set to the left monitor). It’s acting as if the window was manually stretched/moved by a few centimeters from the bottom right corner?
What seems to have fixed this for me on Windows 10 is disabling a Windows scaling setting. In system settings>display> advanced scaling settings disable “Let Windows try to fix apps so they’re not blurry” if it is enabled. Since disabling this my game has launched at the proper 1440p every time instead of the strange 1421. This seems to have happened to many people around the same time so perhaps some Windows update is to blame. I have no idea if this is a proper solution but it seems to be working for me so I figured I’d mention it.