How to enable Gpu scaling???

Hello everyone

I spent all day to figure out how to enable Gpu scaling but no way.
It was working a couple of days ago untill I didn't mess around and now I'm not able to fit the image in the full panel.

I tried to lower the screen resolution as I did a search and apparently once that is done it should work but not in my case.

Please help me out if you have a solution

Thank you in advance

Hi Everlong

There is one option but is greyed out! I tried also to update my graphic drivers from device manager hardware update wizard but there are none avalaible.

what do u think I should do?

I checked that as well and I have the latest drivers..any other soulution?

Hello Mpcrsc562

Hi have the Catalyst 10.2 driver. Unfortunately I cannot see the picture that you attached.

What I am trying to do is to Enable GPU scaling to scale the image to full panel size.

In Catalyst Advanced ->DTV(DVI) -> ATTRIBUTES -> IMAGE SCALING SECTION

I don't know as I said what I did but the other day when I first plug the cable DVI from my pc to the tv HDMI it worked.

Please let me know if you got any idea.

Thank you

The funny thing is that I tried to reinstall the 10.2 drivers and come up in the device manager as ADI RADEON X300/X550/X1050 driver version 8.593.100.0 driver date 10/02/2010 and I tried to updated and it did updated with the driver version 8.162.00 date 03/08/2010. Does it make any sense???

If this can help:
Display manager:
Selected display on: Radeon X600 256MB Hypermemory:
Dell 1905FP + Panasonic TV (Clone)
Desktop area:1280x1020 colour quality: High(32 Bit) Refresh rate:60Hz
Monitor information:
DDC:supported
Display nameell 1905Fp
Maximum reported solution:1920x1080
Maximum reported refresh rate:75Hz
Monitor attributes:
Use extended display identification data(Edid) or driver defaults is ticked
HDTV modes supported by this display gives you the option to choose: Do I need to thick one of the 2???
Add 720p60 in this display manager (NTSC)
Add 1080i30 in this display manager (NTSC)
And to finish in the Panel information section gives the information about the digital panel and gives you the choice for Dvi settings, do I need to thick one of those you think?