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Sorry if Im not supposed to post questions here but Idk where else and Im getting really frustrated.
I just bought and assembled a new computer with i5-2500k cpu, the motherboard is GIGABYTE GA-Z68X-UD3H-B3 connect to a 32" Viore tv through HDMI. My computer is showing a screen thats bigger than my actually tv screen. Changing the resolution didnt help anything, and my tv is currently at the exact same resolution as my computer 1280 X 720.
There is no Customize Aspect Ratio and the others dont help. Nothing for my tv helps (aspect and I cant choose how far to zoom) and there is nothing on my tv for Disable/Enable Overscan/Underscan.
If someone could please help Id really appreciate it, or at least point me towards another forum I should be asking on
I just bought and assembled a new computer with i5-2500k cpu, the motherboard is GIGABYTE GA-Z68X-UD3H-B3 connect to a 32" Viore tv through HDMI. My computer is showing a screen thats bigger than my actually tv screen. Changing the resolution didnt help anything, and my tv is currently at the exact same resolution as my computer 1280 X 720.
There is no Customize Aspect Ratio and the others dont help. Nothing for my tv helps (aspect and I cant choose how far to zoom) and there is nothing on my tv for Disable/Enable Overscan/Underscan.
If someone could please help Id really appreciate it, or at least point me towards another forum I should be asking on
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Hello,
Werecommend contacting the TV manufacturer for this issue.
Best regards,
==
Aubrey W.
Intel Software Network Support
Werecommend contacting the TV manufacturer for this issue.
Best regards,
==
Aubrey W.
Intel Software Network Support
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Maybe your TV configuration, open the TV configuration and set the Zoom, Vertical, Horizontal, if it's available, or you can check display properties.
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Try changing your resolution to 1080p on your computer and you TV should automaticly change its resloution (depends on TV), some TVs have the option in the menus to change a HDMI input into "PC Mode". If that does not help your best bet would either be contacting your TV Manufacture or posting your problem on Remote Control Forums (try googling)
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Hi all
Better you contact the TV manufacturer for this issue because it seems something wrong with the tv not the pc i thought.
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Hello,
You may want to contact Gigabyte* and/or your graphics adapter manufacturer.
Regards, Hal
Intel(R) Developer Zone Support
http://software.intel.com
*Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.
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Are you using the integrated Intel graphics or are you using a dedicated graphics card?
I've had zooming problems with my old AMD/ATI card on one of my monitors (it was being scaled down so I had black borders on the screen even though it was at native resolution) that I was able to fix in the Catalyst Control Panel's advanced section. I imagine nVidia has the same setting somewhere.
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