Paul Hartman <paul.hartman+gentoo <at> gmail.com> writes:
> Is the monitor doing overscan on HDMI? I'd assume the monitor (HDMI input) is doing the overscan, since HDMI is suppose to be 'smart'. That what the link suggested. > Is the ATI driver doing underscan on HDMI based on the assumption that > the monitor will overscan? NO, it works find with a dvi-d 2 dvi-d cable. The computer is always dvi-d (to either dvi-d cable 1 or hdmi cable 2).. so how could ati-driver be doing the hdmi (embedded) protocol? > Check if your monitor on-screen menu has overscan settings (or change > it to "PC Mode" or something, the manufacturers all have different > terminology). Otherwise if it has no settings you'll have to conitunue > messing with the ATI drivers instead. NO, the only pc setting is when you use a standard 15 pin VGA cable and no protocol to adjust scan or scan ratesss.... I'm guessing I stuck with xorg.conf machinations..... (oh boy, here we go again......) Ideas? James
