Hi, i've just got a 32" Toshiba 1080P LCD TV and I tried using VGA to get 1080P - no luck. I just tried a HDMI Cable with a DVI to HDMI adapter and it works but the picture is oversampled and I only see the middle part of the screen, do I need to change my graphics card to one with a native HDMI output rather than a graphics card with a DVI output and a adapter?
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Do I need a HDMI Native graphics card?
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If it's an ATI card you have(not sure about nvidia) the scaling options in CCC are in the desktops & displays tab,click your screen(bottom left) configure> scaling option is there Slide the bar to 0% or use gfx card scaling to fit screen
That will fix the problem. I also have a Tosh 32" 1080p & it had me stumped at first as well.I also use DVI to HDMI
Rob
That will fix the problem. I also have a Tosh 32" 1080p & it had me stumped at first as well.I also use DVI to HDMI
Rob