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Sorry to hear that you are having trouble. Updating your graphics driver should resolve this issue.
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Clint Brown
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No this issue not related. There was an update to the Fusion Graphics engine, in all other cases we've seen an update to the graphics driver has resolved the "fuzzy border" issue.
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Go to your Preferences and see if a Graphics Driver change will help. I find the OpenGL Core Profile to work the best. You will need to re-start Fusion 360 if you change drivers. You will have restart Fusion 360 if you change driver.
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It is shown in my screen capture. Comes up on the first screen when you enter Preferences, General section
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Hello,
Just jumping in to confirm if you updated the drivers through AMD site. We have seen in the past that, windows update doesn't help updating the graphics drivers.
Thank you,
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Rohit Bapat
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Very happy to hear !
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Rohit Bapat
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