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Enabling 1366x768 resolution and 1:1 Pixel Mapping with ATI
- Thread starter Overslop
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Thanks for the links fornowagain. Unfortunately I'm still struggling to get my TV setup properly. 
At those AV Forums I read a topic concerning my television and a number of people claimed to have managed to achieve 1:1 @ 1366x768 with Power Strip. I asked in that topic how they managed it but I received no response.
In the first link you posted I tried using the timings suggested by the OP but that just caused my screen to go fuzzy and shrink the displayed screen to a small box in the middle.
Does anyone have working timings I can use to simply paste into Power Strip?
At those AV Forums I read a topic concerning my television and a number of people claimed to have managed to achieve 1:1 @ 1366x768 with Power Strip. I asked in that topic how they managed it but I received no response.
In the first link you posted I tried using the timings suggested by the OP but that just caused my screen to go fuzzy and shrink the displayed screen to a small box in the middle.
Does anyone have working timings I can use to simply paste into Power Strip?
Thanks for taking the time to post that screenshot Cyber-Mav - most helpful post I have come across regarding this. Unfortunately Power Strip won't let me mimic them and I am stuck at 1360X768. I've given up now - it's not worth the hassle. If I had money to burn I would upgrade to a 8800GTX. But I don't.