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If you go into CCC you can look for a setting under "My Digital Flat-Panels" for overscan/underscan if you're using HDMI to connect your monitor to your GPU.

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Hello everyone, 

 

I am just wondering how to optimize a display fully with windows seven. Is there an automatic way that windows detects? I am using a Gigabyte HD 7950 and for some reason, my 1080p display wont fit 1080p resolution. If anyone has any help on optimizing a display let me know. 

 

Thanks, 

 

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Windows usually does a fantastic job of optimisng monitors typically, however if you right click on the desktop and click on screen resolution you can adjust settings from there

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If you go into CCC you can look for a setting under "My Digital Flat-Panels" for overscan/underscan if you're using HDMI to connect your monitor to your GPU.

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There's an under scan / over scan option in catalyst control centre, adjust the slider till you get the correct fit.

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If you go into CCC you can look for a setting under "My Digital Flat-Panels" for overscan/underscan if you're using HDMI to connect your monitor to your GPU.

 

Thanks, this got it to work. The only problem is that its a shitty display, the worst bottleneck. Gonna just spend the extra 150 to get a new one. Its hard to enjoy the performance when the display is so bad. 

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