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<blockquote data-quote="AzRoN" data-source="post: 877976" data-attributes="member: 39158"><p>I had the same issue and I too am using the Integrated GFX of the Core i3 when using HDMI.</p><p> </p><p>Using the Intel graphics management tool i needed to change the 'custom aspect scale' and drag it down to 60% for both the X and Y axis. </p><p> </p><p>I have a Sony LCD 55" and the above setting ensures that my entire desktop and therefore MediaPortal frontend and content are displayed.</p><p> </p><p>Just take note that after you set this if you ever upgrade the Intel drivers and/or Graphics Properties application you will need to reconfigure this setting.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AzRoN, post: 877976, member: 39158"] I had the same issue and I too am using the Integrated GFX of the Core i3 when using HDMI. Using the Intel graphics management tool i needed to change the 'custom aspect scale' and drag it down to 60% for both the X and Y axis. I have a Sony LCD 55" and the above setting ensures that my entire desktop and therefore MediaPortal frontend and content are displayed. Just take note that after you set this if you ever upgrade the Intel drivers and/or Graphics Properties application you will need to reconfigure this setting. [/QUOTE]
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