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That is normal. Almost all HDTVS have overscan problems and so therefore video cards run a signal at 1776x1000.
Either you get overscan or underscan. NO inbetween. A good TV like Sony XBr4 will have 0% overscan and then you can put the resolution back to 1920x1080. If you only use it to watch Movies (ie not games or windows where the menus are important) put it on 1920x1080p again. |
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