Originally Posted by c4rv:
“Using HDMI, the computer should automatically use the correct resolution but I had overscan problems with mine (picture not filling the screen correctly). The fix was install ATI own driver in my case instead of the windows default one and in the ATI version of the driver there was a option buried in one of the menus to adjust overscan.”
Yes, I agree with this. The Over/Underscan adjustment is extremely difficult to find.
If you have an ATI card and your are running the Catalyst Control Center:
1. Open Catalyst as you usually would.
2. Ensure you aren't in Basic mode.
3. click the "Graphics" Drop Down Menu (top left)
4. Select Desktops and Displays.
5. At the bottom is a list of displays available. Right click on the one you want to adjust (It must be the small icon, not the main application window).
6. A pop out appears, click on the word "Configure..."
7. The Window changes and displays a complete set of pages on that particular display. Click on the "Scaling Options" Tab.
8. You have a slider, which works in real time, and a small tickbox below the monitor image. Ensure the box is ticked.
9. Move the slider left and right to see the effects, which are actually reflected on the main desktop.
Once you have the setting you want. Click Apply (along the bottom), after that you can click OK to close the application.