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<blockquote data-quote="SitheSly" data-source="post: 410779" data-attributes="member: 81658">i have attached 2 images of my ccc settings. To get new drivers you can either click on the 'go to ati' option under help or go to the website directly: <a href="http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/Pages/index.aspx" target="_blank">Graphics Drivers &amp; Software</a>.Then follow the guide to get the correct version. You can always uninstall and reuse the cd that came with your card if everything goes wrong, i know there are two train of thoughts with drivers, 1 if it aint broke dont fix it and 2 if it was not better than the last version why did they make it. I always go with option 2i am not an expert on ati drivers but i belive that there are better interlaced options with the later versions ( i have an intergrated graphic on my mobo, so do not get all the options) try to get the basics set up first, if all setting are correct then there will be no scaling, no boarders and no blurring on a desktop screen, then try setting up a progresive picture again with the same requierments and finally on to interlaced. 1080p is less intensive than 1080i.There is a guide over on avforums which i found really helpful for setting up my htpc and mediaportal, under computer --&gt; home cinema pc, follow the sticky at the top, theydon's work is really good and probably of more help than me. Stick with it, it is worth while in the end.cheersSi</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SitheSly, post: 410779, member: 81658"] i have attached 2 images of my ccc settings. To get new drivers you can either click on the 'go to ati' option under help or go to the website directly: [url=http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/Pages/index.aspx]Graphics Drivers & Software[/url]. Then follow the guide to get the correct version. You can always uninstall and reuse the cd that came with your card if everything goes wrong, i know there are two train of thoughts with drivers, 1 if it aint broke dont fix it and 2 if it was not better than the last version why did they make it. I always go with option 2 i am not an expert on ati drivers but i belive that there are better interlaced options with the later versions ( i have an intergrated graphic on my mobo, so do not get all the options) try to get the basics set up first, if all setting are correct then there will be no scaling, no boarders and no blurring on a desktop screen, then try setting up a progresive picture again with the same requierments and finally on to interlaced. 1080p is less intensive than 1080i. There is a guide over on avforums which i found really helpful for setting up my htpc and mediaportal, under computer --> home cinema pc, follow the sticky at the top, theydon's work is really good and probably of more help than me. Stick with it, it is worth while in the end. cheers Si [/QUOTE]

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