Intel HD 1000: map to screen over HDMI?


  1. FuturDreamz
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    Intel HD 1000: map to screen over HDMI?


    For some strange reason my computer likes to underscan when I connect to my 720p plasma tv over HDMI. it doesn't do this over VGA though.

    The problem is, In order to play Blu-Ray disks my software FORCES me to connect over HDMI, and my TV doesn't support DVI.

    I managed to get it close, but the pixel mapping is off so text looks ****ed up. I can't get it any closer, as the adjustments only go by 5% increments.

    help?

    thanks.
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  3. FuturDreamz
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    Also: is this normal behaviour for Windows whenever connected to something over HDMI, or is it possible to map fine if I was to connect to a brand new 1080p tv?
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