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Posted:12/12/2010 4:57:00 PM |
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| Hi,
It seems to me that you're problem is actually not a "problem" but just an issue of setting you're monitor or TV right in the Catalyst Control Panel.
Do the following: Open Catalyst Control Center > choose Desktop & Displays then choose the TV which I presume is turned on as a secondary monitor in you're system, but choose the small icon for the TV on the bottom of the page and Right Click then > Configure and go to Scaling Option Tab.There you'll probably see that the Scaling Option is set to some 10% Under-scan by default. Just Crank the bar up to 0% so it does not under-scan at all and if you set you're TV monitors resolution right than the problem should go away.
I use an LG 42inch LCD tv as a secondary display and this is what I had to set also. I configured the display to use the max Full HD resolution of 1920x1080 and set the underscan to 0% and no more black gap on the edge of the tv ;)
You're welcome!
Zoltan
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