No Scaling Option

[n0n@m3]

Hey there, so when I set my resolution to something other then max resolution (1680x1050), I get black bars either on the top and bottom or on the sides. I have a radeon hd 5770, Have the latest CCC Version 10.3. I have been searching google for answers but I just can't find it. Many other answers I found told me to go to the configure options on desktop and displays where they say the scaling option will be. So I go there, but once I'm there, there is no scaling option!

See? No scaling options.
Can anyone help me?

 

[n0n@m3]

please?

 

[n0n@m3]

It's supposed to have these options, but doesn't. Oh, and I have windows 7.

 

[EXT64]

Are they there but greyed out?

I can only adjust the settings when I am in a non-native res. Then when you go back to native res they will stick and be used whenever you start an app.

 

[n0n@m3]

Are they there but greyed out?

I can only adjust the settings when I am in a non-native res. Then when you go back to native res they will stick and be used whenever you start an app.

My first picture shows the options aren't even there at all. They are simply not there.

 

[n0n@m3]

Anyone, please? I want this problem fixed so bad!

 

[EXT64]

What happens if you turn off EDID and change the resolution to some random one?

Also, what type of connection are you using?

And finally, what is in the adjustments tab?

 

[n0n@m3]

What happens if you turn off EDID and change the resolution to some random one?

Also, what type of connection are you using?

And finally, what is in the adjustments tab?

1. It just allows me the options to the greyed out max res. and max refresh rate.
2. Connection to what, and how do I check?
3.

 

[EXT64]

I mean the cable between the monitor and graphics card. DVI, HDMI, VGA?

What happens if you press the expand arrows in that picture (the top and left ones in the middle).

 

[n0n@m3]

I mean the cable between the monitor and graphics card. DVI, HDMI, VGA?

What happens if you press the expand arrows in that picture (the top and left ones in the middle).

Buttons on the inside makes the screen flash, but I see no difference, buttons on the outside move the position of the screen. And its VGA cable.

 

[EXT64]

Those middle ones should be some sort of manual scaling I'd think. I use DVI cables, perhaps auto Scaling only works on digital?

 

[Kari]

have you checked the monitors own (on-screen) settings for scaling/1:1mapping?

 

[n0n@m3]

have you checked the monitors own (on-screen) settings for scaling/1:1mapping?

It has wide, zoom, and 1:1, what should it be on? its on Wide right now. When I choose zoom and 1:1 it only increases black bars. I also tried going to ccc for each resolution to see if scaling options would show up, they didn't.

 

[Kari]

the 1:1 option shows the picture as it is, it doesnt upscale or stretch it (or at least it should work like that) ending up with black bars and clearer picture when lower than native res is used.

not sure exactly how the wide and zoom works on that monitor. probably has something to do with how the monitor handles non 16:10 aspect ratio resolutions. in a any case you should always use resolutions with the same aspect ratio than the native res, otherwise it might look a bit distorted.
16:10 (or 8:5)aspect ratio is marked with purple in this chart
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Vector_Video_Standards2.svg
so smaller ones would be 1280x800 and 1440x900

 

[n0n@m3]

k, well I want to upscale or stretch it for my own reasons and not have black bars. Any help?

 

[Kari]

well if none of the possible combinations of resolutions and zoom/wide options doesn't result in a satisfactory result, then I dont know what to suggest next...

 

[n0n@m3]

gotta be someone who knows how to fix this

 

[Niklas_13]

well with the new CCC 10.3

You open CCC click on graphics / desktop & displays / on the bottom monitor small monitor click the triangle and configure / scaling option

then use the slider to fit image to monitor





Update your CCC

 

[EXT64]

He already has it. Suppose he could try uninstalling it, running driver sweeper in safe mode, and reinstalling just to make sure everything is working a well as it can.

 

[n0n@m3]

He already has it. Suppose he could try uninstalling it, running driver sweeper in safe mode, and reinstalling just to make sure everything is working a well as it can.

Tried, failed

 

[airtaz]

I just downloaded 10.3. I am having the same issue as the OP. Scaling is not here! Damn I can't wait to go back to Nvidia.

 

[EXT64]

What cable/connection, what GPU, and what monitor/res?

 

[n0n@m3]

vga, radeon hd 5770, FPD2185W TFT LCD Monitor 1680 x 1050

 

[n0n@m3]

bump

 

[n0n@m3]

T.T