You set the ATi card to do 1920x1200 @ 60Hz - Does the monitor report back the same settings in its status? I had a monitor that, for whatever reason, @ 1920x1200, would not work over the digital ...

Your TV is probably trimming the edges of your TV shows and movies. Worse, this trimming means it has to zoom in on the image, potentially decreasing picture quality. It's an easy thing to fix, and ...

Overscan occurs when a picture is cropped and then blown up to its original size, resulting in a slightly incomplete, zoomed-in appearance on the display. The term originates from CRTs, where the scan ...

Overscan and underscan are common issues that can affect the viewing experience when connecting a console or computer to a TV. Overscan occurs when the TV zooms in on the image, cutting off the edges, ...

I've got my 9700pro in an HTPC connected via DVI to my Sony plasma.<br><br>I have Catalyst 4.12 - the Windows Media Center version, if it makes any difference. I've also got a trial version of ...

The concept of overscan seems particularly difficult for geeks to comprehend — normal people usually don't care to even understand it — and some even get down right confrontational when they first ...

Recently I had a look at some HDMI graphics cards, and discovered that getting your computer to display a proper HDTV signal isn't simply a question of having a card with the right connectors. When ...