My external 16:10 display has a 1 inch black boarder surrounding the screen.(To be more specific, the one inch black perimeter border,crops the window extents. This means on my desktop I see half icons and no start bar.) Does anybody have any suggestions on how to fix this? I've spent hours trying to work this one out..
Extra Information:
- Laptop is a GX60
- Porting out via HDMI (1.4)
- Window 8 screen resolution settings are set to the native 1920 x 1200(recommended)
- My external Monitor is a ViewSonic 28" VX2835wm
- My laptop lid is closed and I'm only using the ViewSonic 28"
- My options to change "image scaling" are greyed out (within AMD VISION Engine Control Center, see picture below)
- My options to enable "scaling options" is greyed out (see image below)
Isolated Monitor Settings:
- Display options are set to 1:1
- I can not stretch the image with the menu options
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Prostar Computer Company Representative
Are your display preferences set to output to the monitor only (and not external + laptop LCD)? And do you know which cable revision of HDMI you're using?
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To answer your questions:
1. Yes, I am only outputting to my external monitor.
2. I am using a 1.4 HDMI cable
I've also emailed AMD on the topic and awaiting their reply. Will post their comments when they reply.
Extra Thoughts/Possible Solutions:
1. I'll try resetting my external ViewSonic monitor to the original default settings, to see if that does anything. -
the symptoms you describe should be resolved by the 'scaling options' as you have identified, I have the same problem on first install of AMD card on another laptop i have, and need to set overscan the full way to 0% (mine says -15% to 0% underneath 'underscan...overscan' where as your screenshot is blank). given yours is greyed out, i don't know how else you could achieve this.
let us know how you fix this. -
I think it should just work w/o any scaling if you set to 1920*1200. Try set desktop resolution via CCC?
MSI GX60 - Problems porting out to external 16:10 diplay (1920 x1200)
Discussion in 'MSI' started by steves31, Dec 31, 2012.