[SOLVED]Games wont display in my native resolution, but my desktop will (1080p)

[Xerora]

Title says it all. Every game I have except for fallout 4 is stuck at 720p. I've tried a few things already.
-Have all the latest drivers, even uninstalled and did a clean install
-Tried enabling DSR in Nvidia Control Panel (NCP)
-Tried hooking up another computer, same thing. Repeated with a laptop on windows 7 to no avail.
-Manually editing game settings via the settings files
-The infamous "have you tried rebooting?" Yes, I have.
-Tried using a DVI Cable as well. (Limits resolution to 1360x768) Still cant change resolution in game
-Tried another, smaller monitor. Achieved 1080p, even higher resolutions through DSR in NCP so GPU isn't the issue.
Specs:
Fx 8350 @ 4.6 GHz
PNY XLR8 Geforce GTX 960 4GB Edition
8GBs of Ram
Windows 10

[Katsuragi]

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[Snapjak]

You're not able to change it via the launcher?

[Valin]

ohhh rly?

[Xerora]

Originally posted by Snapjak:

You're not able to change it via the launcher?

Only game i have with a launcher is fallout 4, which i can change my res. Other games i cannot.

[Xerora]

Originally posted by SeitwärtsGamingTV:

ohhh rly?

Yes rly

[Xerora]

Originally posted by PashaBiceps:

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Hello

[Xerora]

Originally posted by Shiina-chan:

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[Xerora]

Originally posted by fauxtronic:

If (i) the same thing happens with other computers attached to the same monitor, and (ii) the problem goes away with a different monitor, then the monitor is the problem, not the graphics card or computer. Sure it's only happening with games, but a 'mode switch' occurs whenever a full screen game is launched and it sounds like the monitor is making a bad decision whenever that switch occurs.

If your monitor is using a generic (Microsoft) driver, look on the monitor manufacturer's website to see if they develop a driver specifically for that model.

Ive actually discovered that the native resolution for the TV is 1360x768 and through HDMI just compresses a 1080p Image/Environment for downscaling. using a DVI cord with a custom 1920x1080 resolution fixed the issue.