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Sharp LC-40E77U and Sapphire Radeon HD 4890 HDMI problem at 1920x1080 (1080p)
Just upgraded my computer with this new card and seem to be having problems with the highest resolution. I have a pretty substantial black border on the screen at 1080p, which is pretty irritating. The screen looks perfect at 1,680x1,050, but that's not exactly the ideal solution. Is it an ATI issue or a Sharp one? Are there drivers that could fix that? (I am currently using the latest release Catalyst drivers from ATI's website - downloaded yesterday).
Thanks!
My Rig: Dell XPS 410
Monitor: Sharp LC-40E77U | CPU: Intel Quad 6600 | RAM: 4GB VC: GeForce 8800 GTX (768MB)
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what are you using to connect it to the GPU
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Is the black border all the way around?
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There is an adjustment in the catalyst control center under HDTV, it will allow you to increase the screen size to fill in the black border. It happened to me when I upgraded to a 1080p screen when I had an hd4850. I no longer have ati cards so I can not tell you exactly how to do it, but I can tell you its a software issue and easily fixed.
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Originally Posted by stang10001
what are you using to connect it to the GPU
HDMI-to-HDMI cable.
My Rig: Dell XPS 410
Monitor: Sharp LC-40E77U | CPU: Intel Quad 6600 | RAM: 4GB VC: GeForce 8800 GTX (768MB)
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Originally Posted by xclite
Is the black border all the way around?
Yep.
My Rig: Dell XPS 410
Monitor: Sharp LC-40E77U | CPU: Intel Quad 6600 | RAM: 4GB VC: GeForce 8800 GTX (768MB)
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Originally Posted by tituswolf
There is an adjustment in the catalyst control center under HDTV, it will allow you to increase the screen size to fill in the black border. It happened to me when I upgraded to a 1080p screen when I had an hd4850. I no longer have ati cards so I can not tell you exactly how to do it, but I can tell you its a software issue and easily fixed.
Alrighty, I'll look into it, thanks.
My Rig: Dell XPS 410
Monitor: Sharp LC-40E77U | CPU: Intel Quad 6600 | RAM: 4GB VC: GeForce 8800 GTX (768MB)
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Mako Shark
Try this:
On the HDTV remote, find the "View Mode" button and make sure it is set to "Dot-By-Dot" (not stretch, or normal, or auto, or anything like that).
In your ATI CCC driver settings, set your resolution to 1920x1080, 60Hz. Uncheck anything that looks like interlacing, resizing image, scaling, etc.
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Originally Posted by kent1146
Try this:
On the HDTV remote, find the "View Mode" button and make sure it is set to "Dot-By-Dot" (not stretch, or normal, or auto, or anything like that).
In your ATI CCC driver settings, set your resolution to 1920x1080, 60Hz. Uncheck anything that looks like interlacing, resizing image, scaling, etc.
It was an ATI issue...well, a mix of both, really. The key was finding the scaling setting under DTV which for some reason I couldn't before. Works perfectly, thanks again, guys!
My Rig: Dell XPS 410
Monitor: Sharp LC-40E77U | CPU: Intel Quad 6600 | RAM: 4GB VC: GeForce 8800 GTX (768MB)
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