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<blockquote data-quote="chrisa_nz" data-source="post: 473136" data-attributes="member: 80642">I would check that your tv isnt under/overscanning and that you are actually getting 1:1 pixel mapping. <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pixel_mapping" target="_blank">1:1 pixel mapping - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia</a>you can test by going to <a href="http://tft.vanity.dk/" target="_blank">Online Monitor test </a> and viewing a monitor calibration screen (in the html window move the mouse to the top and click 1:1 pixel mapping.If its not checkerbox black/white squares then either your video card and/or tv is scaling the picture. you will need to go into your tv's setup and hopefully find a setting to remove underscan. mine is under &quot;setup&quot; - &quot;Picture Overscan - Off&quot; on a 37&quot; Full HD Panasonic.once you have changed your tv then you will need to adjust your video cards under/overscan settings to match - mine is under &quot;scaling options&quot; in Catalyst control center (ATI card)chris</blockquote>

[QUOTE="chrisa_nz, post: 473136, member: 80642"] I would check that your tv isnt under/overscanning and that you are actually getting 1:1 pixel mapping. [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pixel_mapping]1:1 pixel mapping - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia[/url] you can test by going to [url=http://tft.vanity.dk/]Online Monitor test [/url] and viewing a monitor calibration screen (in the html window move the mouse to the top and click 1:1 pixel mapping. If its not checkerbox black/white squares then either your video card and/or tv is scaling the picture. you will need to go into your tv's setup and hopefully find a setting to remove underscan. mine is under "setup" - "Picture Overscan - Off" on a 37" Full HD Panasonic. once you have changed your tv then you will need to adjust your video cards under/overscan settings to match - mine is under "scaling options" in Catalyst control center (ATI card) chris [/QUOTE]

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