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I have a toshiba DLP tv - 62HM196, that I am using as a monitor. The only options I have on the tv, as far as aspect or zoom is Natural and Theater, with Full being greyed out. When I try native resolution(1920 x 1080) it overscans outside the display range. The only resolution I can seem to run properly is 1768 x 992. Nvidia resizing is no help. Does anyone have some advice on this matter? I haven't been able to find anything so far.
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The Fecal Jesus posted:If there is no option to disable overscan in the regular TV menu try using the service menu: Thanks for this. Now I need to figure out what the cryptic variables in the service menu mean. Atleast I was able to center the screen on my resolution with HPOS and VPOS. Know where I could find the values? The service manual isn't helping at all.
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Jan 16, 2012 18:31
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Roving Reporter posted:Sadly, I think my old 22" Samsung TN is on its way out. It takes awhile for it to return from sleep with really dim...lackluster colors, then gets bright over 15-20 seconds. Compare that to my Dell U2311H, which is instantly on and bright. Sometimes my TN even returns from sleep with a blank white screen that only a power cycle fixes. Then you can truly live my imagined dreams of pissing on my computer(monitor).
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Jan 18, 2012 23:59
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Jan posted:
Pop some puzzle quest on there, I'll be jealous. Promise.
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Jan 20, 2012 00:57
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Jan posted:Just gave Serious Sam 3 a go in 2560x1600 on High/Ultra settings and it's smooth as silk on my old HD5870... Not bad at all. STOP PLAYING THESE NEW FANGLED GAMES. I WANT TO SEE LEISURE SUIT LARRY 2, NOW!
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Jan 20, 2012 01:08
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Seriously, newegg always comes in 1-3 days. Why the gently caress would anyone wait 3 weeks?
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Jan 21, 2012 20:05
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I would expect maybe MAYBE a custom built computer to take three weeks to get to me. But, the fact that I can build a computer in a few hours, not taking into account that I'm not a huge computer franchise with all the parts already at my disposal, just sort of blows my mind. Is the monitor like ALL THE WAY IN BACK, at the center, and they have to ship everything else before they can get to it? Were you even given the option to pay more to get it faster? (Albeit, that's loving stupid). Edit: Nevermind, overnight? HAHAHAHAHA.
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Jan 21, 2012 20:13
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19 o'clock posted:I usually spring for the extra overnight options whenever I make a big purchase. This was a little low-ball, but man I wanted to shred some games on it this weekend. Must be an awesome monitor that is hand built by highly trained Dell artisans. Well, I mean, this is something I would see from Sears. You know, because they don't really sell computer parts, and if they do, it's from a third party source. My friend recently had a Sears gift card, so he wanted to get a gtx580. They told him like 2-3 weeks, so he sold the gift card and got one on Amazon much faster. I never ever purchase anything from Dell, I had just hoped being so large they could keep better track of inventory. Seeing what kind of tech support, and horrible trash PCs they give to my employer, I've never had a very high opinion of them. In fact I've offered to build and service our company poo poo myself, seeing as how it's so much easier.
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Jan 21, 2012 20:30
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