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<blockquote data-quote="Nicoolai" data-source="post: 877052" data-attributes="member: 111034">Hi,I'm not really sure where to ask this, but I figured this would be a good place to try. Sorry if I am totally off.This is not related to media portal, at all, but I figured you guys would be my best chance of solving this.&nbsp;My tv-client is running windows 7 ultra and has an intel DH67CF mainboard, with integrated graphics. With the i3-2100T, this runs great, BUT after my last re-install, I'm seeing a strange problem.My resolution is set to 1920x1080, which my Samsung TV has as native, but the image is larger than the monitor.The monitor automatically sets the input size to 16:9, as it should, but that means the whole image doesn't fit.If I lower the resolution, it also doesn't fit, everything is just scaled up more.The only solution I have so far, which is really a work-around, is to manually switch the tv's picture-size to Just-Scan, instead of 16:9.&nbsp;Any ideas what could cause this? It is almost like the computer things the monitor/tv is larger than it actually is.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nicoolai, post: 877052, member: 111034"] Hi, I'm not really sure where to ask this, but I figured this would be a good place to try. Sorry if I am totally off. This is not related to media portal, at all, but I figured you guys would be my best chance of solving this. My tv-client is running windows 7 ultra and has an intel DH67CF mainboard, with integrated graphics. With the i3-2100T, this runs great, BUT after my last re-install, I'm seeing a strange problem. My resolution is set to 1920x1080, which my Samsung TV has as native, but the image is larger than the monitor. The monitor automatically sets the input size to 16:9, as it should, but that means the whole image doesn't fit. If I lower the resolution, it also doesn't fit, everything is just scaled up more. The only solution I have so far, which is really a work-around, is to manually switch the tv's picture-size to Just-Scan, instead of 16:9. Any ideas what could cause this? It is almost like the computer things the monitor/tv is larger than it actually is. [/QUOTE]

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