1080p output


  1. rkaczano
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    1080p output


    I posted this in an AMD forum but thought I would also try this forum as it slightly pertains to Windows 7 too.

    I just picked up a new graphics card HD6750 for my HTPC. I am then connecting the HTPC via HDMI to an 1080p LED TV.

    How do I ensure that I am sending an 1080p signal to my TV?

    My TV manual states that the tv supports:
    1080P 1920 x 1080P

    So I know the TV can handle it.

    Do I simply set the Dispaly settings to 1080P 1920?
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  3. logicearth
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    Right-click some where on your desktop when displayed on the TV, click on "Screen resolution".
    Does the resolution say 1920x1080?
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