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Why the ****!? - Printable Version +- [mR] Forums (https://mikes-revenge.net) +-- Forum: General Chat (https://mikes-revenge.net/forumdisplay.php?fid=93) +--- Forum: Black Hole (https://mikes-revenge.net/forumdisplay.php?fid=12) +--- Thread: Why the ****!? (/showthread.php?tid=190) Pages:
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Why the ****!? - Flatcher - 05-23-2010 My mom got a new 24" inch 1080p LCD TV and she used it with VGA @ 1920 x 1080 60 Hz and it looked fine. But when I tried to use it with HDMI at the same res. and Hz it looked like a pile of horseshit. How the **** do I fix this? Why the ****!? - Piluso - 05-24-2010 Updated display drivers? Cable kinked or exposed? Is it plugged in? How about with DVI? Why the ****!? - Flatcher - 05-24-2010 MadMan Wrote:Updated display drivers? Y N Y Haven't tried/don't have DVI cable Why the ****!? - Adam - 05-24-2010 I guess VGA is more compatiable with the computer as a monitor then HDMI. Because many desktop computers are still using VGA as there main monitor plug. Then HDMI Why the ****!? - TheWorst - 05-24-2010 Try reinstalling drivers and yelling at it. Why the ****!? - mIKe - 05-24-2010 Has to be a setting on the TV somewhere, that don't make sense! Why the ****!? - TheWorst - 05-25-2010 Maybe try a different HDMI port? If not, keep yelling! Why the ****!? - Mitch - 05-28-2010 I heard the carbon dioxide from your yelling will fix any problem. Try this list: 1. Throw it at some one 2. Make a beast building out of it 3. Strip it down 4. Re-sell it 5. New Decoration 6. New Seat 7. Yell at the power company 8. Yell at Microsoft 9. Yell at your phone company 10. Turn it into a plant cup. Why the ****!? - Flatcher - 05-28-2010 After countless google searches I have found my true answer You had to go to the TV menu and switch the HDMI output to a PC label in the TV so it would display properly, then go into display options in CCC for ATi and set it to overscan to get rid of the black border, I love myself. Why the ****!? - TheWorst - 05-28-2010 Even with Justin Bieber all over your posts? Should love the person that made the note, that let you fix it... |