- Dec 7, 2013
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I've bought a new Sapphire AMD 7970 and a new ASUS VS247H-P 23.6" Wide 2ms LED Monitor-EPEATGold to go along with the card. The monitor runs 1920x1080.
The problem:
Ever since I installed the new GPU, I've been having a problem - minuscule but annoying - with watching videos on video watching sites such as, YouTube. The videos do render in 1920x1080 but the video size is sort of compressed, even in fullscreen. The videos shake at moments where there is movement to the left or right, e.g., watching a video-game walk-through and its sort of compressed, then when the camera of the video in game is turned left or right, the screen shakes and has to sort of refocus. Mind you I have no idea what I've done or haven't done to get it to do this, for I am still learning how to build and maintain my PC's. But I would love to know, how do I fix the video so that it fits the entire video box and in full screen whilst not shaking when the video captures movement? I do know that the AMD Catalyst Center has some options as to maybe quell this problem, but I don't know if the options apply to me LED monitor. Thank you for your feedback.
TLDR; focus on the underlined.
Quick edit: I'm using the HDMI cable connection.
The problem:
Ever since I installed the new GPU, I've been having a problem - minuscule but annoying - with watching videos on video watching sites such as, YouTube. The videos do render in 1920x1080 but the video size is sort of compressed, even in fullscreen. The videos shake at moments where there is movement to the left or right, e.g., watching a video-game walk-through and its sort of compressed, then when the camera of the video in game is turned left or right, the screen shakes and has to sort of refocus. Mind you I have no idea what I've done or haven't done to get it to do this, for I am still learning how to build and maintain my PC's. But I would love to know, how do I fix the video so that it fits the entire video box and in full screen whilst not shaking when the video captures movement? I do know that the AMD Catalyst Center has some options as to maybe quell this problem, but I don't know if the options apply to me LED monitor. Thank you for your feedback.
TLDR; focus on the underlined.
Quick edit: I'm using the HDMI cable connection.
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