Overscan occuring after I installed my drivers

[Finns14]

I just finished my build and I am working on my drivers. I just installed the video drivers and it now has a black border around the edges which I have learned is called overscan now my question is how do I get rid of it? Thanks

Edit I am using a 7850 GPU attaching it to my ASUS monitor with an HDMI cable

 

[Freddy1765]

There's a function in CCC to adjust that effect.
My digital flat-panels --> Scaling options. That should fix it.

 

[gorobei]

unless your monitor has speakers, there is no reason to be using hdmi. going to dvi eliminates the need for tweaking the overscan setting.

 

[Dankk]

I'll second gorobei. Don't use HDMI, use regular DVI connectors instead. DVI is more reliable, capable of displaying higher resolutions, and won't present issues like the ones you're having now.

 

[Freddy1765]

Unless his monitor doesn't support DVI. Sadly thats still not uncommon in modern monitors..
And I'm pretty sure DVI/HDMI support the exact same resolutions.

 

[Jaydip]

Yeah they are electrically equivalent.