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Problems for Acer H233H montior

Forum Graphics & Displays : AMD Radeon Problems for Acer H233H montior

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Hello,
I bought an Acer H233H and have it connected to my ATI 4870 via HDMI. The resolution on the monitor is 1920x1080. I set the display resolution to this setting, but the image of the desktop does not fill the full screen. Instead the desktop is framed by wide, approx. 1 inch, black margins on the screen. It seems my card is stuck on 1680 x 1050. But soon as i remove the HDMI cable and put DVI.. the screen is normal..
can some one pls help me

Does anyone know why my graphics card is doing this?
Thanks,
Ness

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I have the exact same problem, does anyone know how to fix this?

Reply to Hallinx

Try Force TV Detect in the display Options of the CCC.

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@theViper i havce tried that tooo and it does not work.....

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any ideas? same problem here

Reply to Anonymous

ok you can actually fix it with the 'overscan' option in ccc

thanks

Reply to Anonymous

@shtickaythai ... use the overscan option... then switch the monitor off... wait for like 1-2mins and then put the monitor on... tell me wat thew results are....

BTW i lost the optionof OVERSCAN... i downloaded the latest drivers and catalyst ...and that overscan option is no longer there


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