The screen will change to the selected refresh rate, and you'll notice your underscan slider has popped to the middle. On the Frequency pull-down, select each refresh rate, beginning with the lowest, and click Apply.IMAGE - You should now be seeing these windows Right-click the desktop, choose Screen Resolution, then Advanced Settings and then the Monitor tab.Leave this window open and make no changes. You've already got it set as zero, I'm sure. Go to your Scaling Options menu entry.IMAGE - Check this area for 1080p24 (which one? remove all of them?) In the right-side window, if 1080p24 is checked, uncheck this entry and in the area below, make sure it is not listed there, and if so, highlight this entry and select Remove. Open Catalyst Control Center, select My Digital Flat Panel, then HDTV Support.Set the desktop resolution to 1920x1080 and the refresh rate to 60 Hz.Noire, despite the fact that you have set your scaling to zero, this guide should help. If some DirectX 10 or DirectX 11 games are underscanned and have a black border around the screen (mostly on HDMI displays) in games like Crysis, Crysis 2, and L.A. You can view a forum post on Guru3D about the fix as well as the update log for the program. Using AgentGOD's program allows you to set GPU scaling options using his third party program. Digital connection between the graphics card and display not being used.ĪMD's official fix is to choose a lower desktop resolution, set the scaling option, then restore the native desktop resolution.Display's native resolution is currently being used.Some causes or symptoms of the issue can be described as listed in AMD's support page.
There are many various fixes such as those from AMD or third party fixes or custom programs. Issues fixed GPU Scaling Options Locked In Windows 7Ī common problem on Windows 7 is the GPU Scaling options being locked which would make older games stretched in widescreen or shrunk to fit original size. Stop AMD External Events Utility service (optionally set it to Manual startup).
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