Windows 7 Won't Fit On Screen

[cbarkachi]

Just installed my new Radeon 7770 (yay!! i know its old). My tv has very weird scaling issues, but with my integrated graphics (i5 4670k) I was able to customize the scaling options and manually (move) the screen up or down. I don't have that option in AMD Catalyst center. What kind I do? Is there a program I can download?

Note: Picture below

http://i.imgur.com/wkMXBlf.jpg

 

[silentplanner]

setting recommended resolution will fit the screen or you can change scaling settings like that

 

[cbarkachi]

setting recommended resolution will fit the screen or you can change scaling settings like that

For some reason, its greyed out for me.

 

[silentplanner]

the scaling option is only changeable when your screen resolution is not at your LCD’s native (max) resolution. The solution is to change to a lower desktop resolution temporarily to enable the feature and set the desired setting before changing back.

 

[cbarkachi]

the scaling option is only changeable when your screen resolution is not at your LCD’s native (max) resolution. The solution is to change to a lower desktop resolution temporarily to enable the feature and set the desired setting before changing back.

It's at 1360x768. I don't know why it says max resolution 1920x1080. Should I lower it from 1360x768?

 

[silentplanner]

yeah try reducing the resolution. by the what's the native max resolution of your monitor.

 

[cbarkachi]

yeah try reducing the resolution. by the what's the native max resolution of your monitor.

Max resolution is 1360x768. But is there a program to manually change the aspect ratio like I was mentioning before?

 

[cbarkachi]

yeah try reducing the resolution. by the what's the native max resolution of your monitor.

Nevermind, I found out what was wrong. When I went to manually change the aspect ratio, I found two settings on my tv - vertical and horizontal position. Vertical position was at 18 and horizontal at 25; I changed vertical to 25 and now it looks perfect

 

[silentplanner]

great