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Tue Sep 11, 2007 3:43 pm Reply and quote this post
I know I ain't exactly Mr Popular around here but I'm going to give it a shot

I have a 32" HD TV that I'm using it as a monitor. I reinstalled XP and I'm having a weird problem.

BeforeI installed my drivers for my ATI Radeon 9200SE 128MB card I wasgetting a res of 1280x1024 now I have installed the drivers I get1280x720 .. Its crappy. And having it at 1280x720 has chopped of thetop of my screen.

When I go into properties the highest res is 1280x720.

The max res of the TV is 1366x768.

I really wish I was a capable nerd, its shameful.

Any help is appreciated

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Tue Sep 11, 2007 4:09 pm Reply and quote this post
What input are you using, What is the video card capable of in terms of resolution, and have you checked the TV documentation are my first thoughts


Someone more capable may be able to snwer if you change the topic title to describe the problem a little too

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Tue Sep 11, 2007 4:49 pm Reply and quote this post
The card is capable of that res and higher, I said up there

The max res of the TV is

1366x768
, well above what I need.

How does one change the title?

Thanks.

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