- Oct 15, 2012
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This thread is a follow up to http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/322187-30-help-needed-system-wont-boot
I have a Sapphire Radeon HD5670 (Pasively cooled, if that matters) and a Samsung Full HD monitor.
Following the incident on the linked thread, i booted to find out my screen was all "blurry" (It was really sharp and clear before said incident) and i had to undo the overscan tweak (Initially, i had to do it because id find my monitor's image was slightly smaller than the monitor itself, now it was the exact opposite). This phenomena occurs on both Fedora 17 and Windows 7 (x64 editions, both) and it is kind of taxing on my eyes (More so because i am a coder), not to mention it's annoying. Is ther any way to get my overscanned crisp graphics back?
I have a Sapphire Radeon HD5670 (Pasively cooled, if that matters) and a Samsung Full HD monitor.
Following the incident on the linked thread, i booted to find out my screen was all "blurry" (It was really sharp and clear before said incident) and i had to undo the overscan tweak (Initially, i had to do it because id find my monitor's image was slightly smaller than the monitor itself, now it was the exact opposite). This phenomena occurs on both Fedora 17 and Windows 7 (x64 editions, both) and it is kind of taxing on my eyes (More so because i am a coder), not to mention it's annoying. Is ther any way to get my overscanned crisp graphics back?
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