Dx9 Makes Game Very Blurry, Seems To Be Display Issue

[_Zexis]

Hey. So I'm trying to run sweetfx on Warframe, but it's a little buggy in Dx11. I turned Dx11 off in the launcher, but when I launch the game everything I see is blurred, fuzzy, and ugly looking.

 

My BenQ complains that I then have an "incorrect cable" plugged in and should plug in a DVI cable, but I already do. When I take a screenshot with Steam, the screenshot looks fine, like Warframe does in Dx11. I don't notice any real difference in performance, and removing the sweetfx files makes no difference.

 

I am running in x64 bit mode and my GPU is a GTX 560 Ti 448. It seems like there is something going on between Dx9 and my monitor. Can anyone help me?

[mistopportunity]

Why are you running in x64 bit?

[_Zexis]

Why are you running in x64 bit?

Any reason not to?

 

Since you asked, I decided to see if running in x32 would fix the problem, but it did not.

[mistopportunity]

Any reason not to?

 

Since you asked, I decided to see if running in x32 would fix the problem, but it did not.

if you have a quad core you should be using x86 not x64....... 64x is for dual cores, x32 is for single cores. I really don't recommend sweetfx just use dx11.

[_Zexis]

if you have a quad core you should be using x86 not x64....... 64x is for dual cores, x32 is for single cores. I really don't recommend sweetfx just use dx11.

What? x86 and x32 refer to the same architectures and I've never heard of using a lower memory architecture for a quad-core CPU, although if you have a reference for that I would appreciate looking at it. SweetFX and DX11 can work in tandem but SweetFX provides various injection tweaks that I happen to like. It has a small texture glitch with certain frames with DX11, so the recommended fix for the time being is running the game in DX9. 

[aim4it]

lol, that's the worst speculation about the difference between x64 and x86 I've heard in recent history.