Fuzzy text in MATLAB Live Editor
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I've been having some small issues with my MATLAB Live Editor.
On occassion I will notice that the text in the live editor is rather blurry and hard to read. it affects plots as well. See below:

When I click on the MATLAB Live Script and "focus" on the section that is fuzzy, all of a sudden the text becomes sharp. See below:

I only just started noticing this, but it may have been occuring since I recently switched to a new computer. I know I never noticed it on my last PC. I thought perhaps it might be some kind of display or graphics setting on my new fancy GPU, but I am unsure. Does MATLAB have any recommended settings for the NVIDIA Control Panel?
I am running MATLAB Version 9.9.0.1495850 (R2020b) Update 1 and my PC has the following hardware:
    OS:           Windows 10 Po 20H2 - Build 19042.630
    CPU:        Intel i9-10920x
    RAM:        128 GB Corsair LPX
    GPU:        NVIDIA GeForce RTX2070 Super
    MOBO:     Asus X299X AUROUS PRO
    Display 1: LG 27UN850-W
    Display 2: LG 27UN850-W
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  Robert
 on 28 Jan 2023
				I'm having the same problem with R2022b Update 3. The fonts get fuzzy within 5-10 seconds. Setting focus to the editor makes the fonts crisp again. Nvidia Quadro RTX 4000. I did change the Nvidia 3D Settings to FXAA = off and restarted Matlab and the fuzzy text, getting fuzzier while you watch, went away. The text seems just slightly fuzzy all the time, but barely usable.
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  Jonas Becker
      
 on 16 Dec 2021
        In my case (see comments on first post) it has something to do with the Matlab help. When I open Matlab, all the text is depicted sharply and as it should be. BUT: As soon as I open Matlab help the font becomes fuzzy. When I close the help window, the problem persists.
My solution: Restart Matlab and use the Matlab help on the internet.
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  Fabian Bunjes
 on 6 Jul 2022
				Same here. The Problem comes when starting Matlab Help inside Matlab. 
Restarting and Using Matlab Help on the Browser is my only Solution so far. Hope this gets fixed
  LCR
      
 on 20 Dec 2021
        
      Edited: LCR
      
 on 21 Dec 2021
  
      In my case,  whatever I do by applying suggested solutions from the Internet are not working. 
The only way to fix the issue is just simply disabling the FXAA and all edge smoothing items in the 3D setting of the Nvidia control panel.( Right click on screen) for my Nvidia RTX4000 card.
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  David Powell
 on 1 Aug 2023
        If you use this command, it should hopefully help with the problem.  It seems like an open gl driver issue.
Open Matlab and type:
>> opengl('save','software') 
close matlab and reopen.
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  Ahmet Berk Selvi
 on 7 Sep 2023
				
      Edited: Ahmet Berk Selvi
 on 7 Sep 2023
  
			I had the same issue after updating to RTX 4090, and this solved the issue for me. Thanks a lot!
  Swetha Polemoni
    
 on 8 Dec 2020
        
      Edited: Swetha Polemoni
    
 on 8 Dec 2020
  
      Hi Charles Refvem,
This issue has been brought to the notice of developers. They may investigate further.
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  Kelly Cui
 on 30 Sep 2021
				I found the same problem in the latest 2021b version. The text blurry is severe. When I click on the MATLAB Live Script and "focus" on the section that is fuzzy, all of a sudden the text becomes sharp. But after a few moment, the text becomes blurry again. I just searched for how to fix it, but I found no idea.
  Young Yoon
 on 30 Jan 2023
        I had noticed the same issue today for the first time - as it was fine before today.  While looking for the source and fix to the problem (by coming here), it eventually dawned me that I had changed the default monitor (amongst multiple display screens) to a screen with a smaller display resolution.  When I reset the default monitor to the earlier one with a larger display resolution, voila, the sharp fonts reappeared.  Your mileage may differ.
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