[samsung ue32c6700 tv][windows]Can't run full 1080 image.

[-Slacker-]

I finally hooked up my main rig to my samsung tv, but I can't get it to work properly at it's native 1080p res.

What happens is that the edges of image "overshoots" the screen's limits, and I can't see half of my task bar, half of the first column of icons etc.

I've tried setting the resolution from both the nvidia c. p. and windows' display settings, but I can't get 1080p to work or 720p

For somne reason 900p kind of works, but it doesn't stretch all the way on the entire screen - it leaves black bezels. I am now running some weird res, 1768x992, which seems to work the best and leaves the smallest bezels, but it's predictably still crap.

 

[ShintaiDK]

Thats normal so to say. You adjust this in your graphics cards control manager. Its called underscan/overscan. Then you can enjoy the full 1080p.

 

[darkewaffle]

Also check your TV settings, when running off my HTPC I had to adjust some sort of "Wide Zoom" setting and "Full Pixel"/"Pixel Mapping" options on my TV itself.

 

[-Slacker-]

Awesome. That fixed it