Resolution Stuck At 1280X720 When My Monitor is 1920X1080

[pcdudedude]

Like the title says, I just bought a 1920X1080 1080p
LCD TV and I am using it with my computer.

So when I click on the desktop and select resolution, It says 1920X1080.

When I Click on nvidia control panel and check the resolution it says 1080p 1920X1080.

BUT... When I check the current display resolution on Speccy or any other hardware monitoring software, it says that the current resolution being displayed is 1280X720.

The colors also look a little saturated when playing games, It does not look like 1080P.

what could this be?

Here are my Specs::

Asus GTX 970 Strix
i7-4790k
HDMI cable from graphics card to TV

 

[BSOD BSTD]

what is the make and model of the TV?

 

[Wolfshadw]

It's quite possible the new LCD TV does not accept a 1080p signal from a computer. What model is it?

-Wolf sends

 

[smorizio]

check with the tv vendor to see what the max setting is for pc input..in the tv setting make sure pc mode is on. check that your on the gpu and not the onboard mb video port. if you have a monitor and the tv...make sure you know if your using monitor one or monitor two for the tv. try booting into safe mode..remove any of the old drivers. may have to use a video driver sweeper..then try the newest drivers from nvidia web page. in nvidia control panel make sure if your using one monitor...it set to one..by default the nvidia control set it self as two. the last issue can be a cheap hdmi cable. the newer cables should be rated for hdmi 1.4a.

 

[pcdudedude]

check with the tv vendor to see what the max setting is for pc input..in the tv setting make sure pc mode is on. check that your on the gpu and not the onboard mb video port. if you have a monitor and the tv...make sure you know if your using monitor one or monitor two for the tv. try booting into safe mode..remove any of the old drivers. may have to use a video driver sweeper..then try the newest drivers from nvidia web page. in nvidia control panel make sure if your using one monitor...it set to one..by default the nvidia control set it self as two. the last issue can be a cheap hdmi cable. the newer cables should be rated for hdmi 1.4a.

Thanks for the fast response, here is the TV

http://www.pcrichard.com/catalog/catalog-product.jsp?prodId=40E3500&cm_mmc=pla-_-Flat%20Panel%20Televisions-_-Haier-_-40E3500&utm_medium=cse&utm_source=GoogleBase&KPID=40E3500&kpid=40E3500&gclid=CjwKEAjw5disBRCA5r7OjsK_-UgSJAC27JPg-iO2zyxjpazdLgr4AtOjlordmh8qUxw2X50V4SMnwRoCnxXw_wcB

How do I find to max pc settings output?

 

[Wolfshadw]

Generally, that information is written in the users manual.

Are you connecting the PC via HDMI, DVI to HDMI, or DVI-I to VGA?

If HDMI, which HDMI port are you using?

-Wolf sends

 

[pcdudedude]

Ok so I found it in the manual, it does support 1080p for pc

 

[Wolfshadw]

And the answers to my edited/added questions?

-Wolf sends

 

[pcdudedude]

And the answers to my edited/added questions?

-Wolf sends

Yes I am using HDMI.
My GTX 970 only has one HDMI Port and my TV has 3.

I am using the 1st one on the TV

 

[Wolfshadw]

The manual only states PC mode through the use of the VGA port. My guess (and it is only a guess) is that your HDMI inputs will not accept a 1080p signal from a PC. Your graphics card should have a DVI-I output and hopefully came with a DVI to VGA adapter. If so, try connecting your PC to the HDTV using that to the VGA port on the TV. Otherwise, try all three HDMI inputs to see if there is any change.

-Wolf sends