New videocard makes picture go off screen.

[dmdport]

I just got a new videocard (gtx 970) and installed the drivers for it but the picture is half off the screen. How do i fix this?

[Bad 💀 Motha]

HDTV or Monitor?

It shouldn't be "off" at all if it's a Monitor.

And u are using Digital connection right? Not VGA.

[_I_]

the tv is overscanning
in the tv menu settings disable overscan, may be called

just scan
full native
zoom
screen fit
ect...

[dmdport]

Publicado originalmente por Bad-Motha:

HDTV or Monitor?

It shouldn't be "off" at all if it's a Monitor.

And u are using Digital connection right? Not VGA.

Its a monitor and its being used over hdmi.

[dmdport]

Publicado originalmente por _I_:

the tv is overscanning
in the tv menu settings disable overscan, may be called

just scan
full native
zoom
screen fit
ect...

Btw this is my friends issue I just worded it under me to make it easier to type. His monitor is a Hannspree HF237 and all of his settings that might actually do something important such as auto adjust are greyed out.

[Meurock460]

Publicado originalmente por dmdport:

Publicado originalmente por _I_:

the tv is overscanning
in the tv menu settings disable overscan, may be called

just scan
full native
zoom
screen fit
ect...

Btw this is my friends issue I just worded it under me to make it easier to type. His monitor is a Hannspree HF237 and all of his settings that might actually do something important such as auto adjust are greyed out.

I have the bigger version of that monitor (HF257) and recall having a similar issue a long while back, but with an AMD R9 270 instead.

If I remember correctly, it turned out that adjusting the scaling options in the GPU drivers fixed the issue. It may well be a similar case with yours.

[dmdport]

Publicado originalmente por Meurock372:

Publicado originalmente por dmdport:

Btw this is my friends issue I just worded it under me to make it easier to type. His monitor is a Hannspree HF237 and all of his settings that might actually do something important such as auto adjust are greyed out.

I have the bigger version of that monitor (HF257) and recall having a similar issue a long while back, but with an AMD R9 270 instead.

If I remember correctly, it turned out that adjusting the scaling options in the GPU drivers fixed the issue. It may well be a similar case with yours.

Ok, well it works fine with intel's integrated graphics but its worth a shot.What should it be, "aspect ratio", "full screen", or "no scaling"? Also, should the scaling be on the display or GPU?

[Meurock460]

Publicado originalmente por dmdport:

Publicado originalmente por Meurock372:

I have the bigger version of that monitor (HF257) and recall having a similar issue a long while back, but with an AMD R9 270 instead.

If I remember correctly, it turned out that adjusting the scaling options in the GPU drivers fixed the issue. It may well be a similar case with yours.

Ok, well it works fine with intel's integrated graphics but its worth a shot.What should it be, "aspect ratio", "full screen", or "no scaling"? Also, should the scaling be on the display or GPU?

Its been a while since I've used Nvidia so I probably won't be of much help here.

But in my case I went into the scaling options within the GPU drivers and set overscan to 0%. Is there not something like that in your driver settings?

[chiefputsilao✖️ping]

nvidia setting: set scaling on gpu.