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<blockquote data-quote="TritonT" data-source="post: 142911" data-attributes="member: 26020">Hi,From what I can find on the internet your TV is expecting - &nbsp; &nbsp; 480i (720x480 interlaced)&nbsp; &nbsp; 480p (720x480 progressive)&nbsp; &nbsp; 1080i (1920x1080 interlaced)This is what you should be sending to it. But you probably can't do that due to NVidia not producing a new Forceware driver for the FX5200.You could try this one - &nbsp; &nbsp; <a href="http://http.download.nvidia.com/Windows/96.85/96.85_forceware_winvista_x86_international_whql.exe" target="_blank">Forceware 96.85</a>It is the last Vista driver to support the FX5200 (its rubbish).Even if you do send it 480i/480p/1080i you will probably still get some overscan due to your TV being a CRT rear projection, but it should give you the best picture possible.&nbsp; Adjusting you TV for overscan (service menu?) is normally better than messing about with custom resolutions.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TritonT, post: 142911, member: 26020"] Hi, From what I can find on the internet your TV is expecting - 480i (720x480 interlaced) 480p (720x480 progressive) 1080i (1920x1080 interlaced) This is what you should be sending to it. But you probably can't do that due to NVidia not producing a new Forceware driver for the FX5200. You could try this one - [URL="http://http.download.nvidia.com/Windows/96.85/96.85_forceware_winvista_x86_international_whql.exe"]Forceware 96.85[/URL] It is the last Vista driver to support the FX5200 (its rubbish). Even if you do send it 480i/480p/1080i you will probably still get some overscan due to your TV being a CRT rear projection, but it should give you the best picture possible. Adjusting you TV for overscan (service menu?) is normally better than messing about with custom resolutions. [/QUOTE]

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