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Help needed Hannspree with Win7

WillieDH · 2009-10-10 21:20:10

Hi guys recently built win 7 / i920 / ati 4890 rig. Problem is my 23" Hannspree screen which has a native res of 1920 x 1080 is saying it's displaying that resolution but there is about an inch all around the screen in black. When I change down to say 1360 x 1024 it fills the whole screen ! any ideas ?!

10-10-2009 9:20pm

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WillieDH

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Hi guys

recently built win 7 / i920 / ati 4890 rig.

Problem is my 23" Hannspree screen which has a native res of 1920 x 1080 is saying it's displaying that resolution but there is about an inch all around the screen in black.

When I change down to say 1360 x 1024 it fills the whole screen !

any ideas ?!

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#2 10-10-2009 9:35pm

leninbenjamin

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I know Nvidia have a little thing you can tweak to fix that in their main driver control panel. ATI should have something similar.

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#3 10-10-2009 9:42pm

WillieDH

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Thanks dude, it's an option in ATI called Overscan

Go into proporties of the monitor in CCC and select that option.

I love boards for quick answers !:D

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