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Faulty DVI or driver?

Whach

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I am having a strange scaling encounter with a monitor and it seems to stemming from the DVI port on my master card in my 7970 crossfire set up. I have tried using it on two different monitors (Dell 2410, Samsung SA350H), changed the cable, but still have this issue.

Just wondering if there is a setting within Catalyst that I have to change, the driver version (currently on the RC11's) or if it could be the port itself? Any help is greatly appreciated.

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Yes, the scaling option is in Catalyst. For some reason, Catalyst defaults to 80% of the screen space, just move it to 100% and it will fill the screen as normal.
 
the other thing you can try is enabling gpu scaling and the other 2 checkies if you are having problems
 
Open up CCC,
Under My Digital Flat Panels there should be a Scaling options selection.
Click it and slide the scaling options bar all the way towards overscan.

Hopefully that fixes it.. at least that is what I have to do to get my tv to not have the black borders around it.
 
Cheers all, found the overscan options. Why does catalyst set it 80% in the first place? Odd....
 
Because there is no way for the graphics card to detect the monitor's overscan setting, a crude heuristic is implemented (HDMI: overscan, DVI: no overscan).

The alternative would be to have display only part of the picture on some monitors, which is arguably worse.
 
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