New gaming computer and my graphics look horrible like not right at all

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i recently bought a computer from best buy it has a nvidia 3060 card i7 16gb 1tb 500 ssd all that stuff but when i logged into wow the graphics just look blurry from zoomed out a bit and all in all it just definitely doesnt look as smooth as i would think it should. ive tried messing with settings and still no change i even changed monitors and still bad.
i tried to add a pic but it says i cant put a link or any media so idk

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Try putting ` before and after the link so we can see what’s wrong

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Are you sure you applied all Windows 10 updates from windows update?

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This and drivers updates are always the first thing you need to do.

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i thought i updated all windows 10 or actually i may have 11 but i did updates and all the nvidia ones too

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Can we see a picture? It’ll make it easier. First post I told you how to post links as well so put it on imgur or w/e

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i tried to do it using the apostrephes and it still said i cant post a link

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You’re probably using the wrong apostrophe. It’s the one on the same key as ~ up on the top left of your keyboard. Put one on either side of the link it’ll look like this

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Are you using your video card? Sometimes windows choose the integrated gpu instead

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yea in game setting i changed the settings to the actual 3060

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Geforce Experience app

Automatically find it or get the 3060 version

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yea ive used the geforce experience thing and updated the drivers

https://imgur.com/a/cSfiAof

whats crazy is it actually looks better in this screenshot but its still like choppy and blurry idk deff doesnt seem right

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I had a similar problem and it turned out I had my upscaling configured incorrectly. Make sure your resolution scale is the same or lower than your window size and the window size is the same as your desktop resolution (if playing windowed fullscreen like most people)

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If you’re referring to the jagged edges, that’s Anti-Aliasing. Set it to MSAA.

It’s also possible that geforce experience is overriding these settings, you may want to check what it set in that program and/or in the nvidia control panel.

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wew, the jaggies