Sandy bridge i3 wont fill my monitor


  1. xboxhaxorz
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    Sandy bridge i3 wont fill my monitor


    I just built a SB i3 and using the dvi on my 23 inch led it seems to be giving me 4:3 instead of 16:9. My pc before this filled it out fine, i have installed the proper graphics drivers and everything.
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  3. ignatzatsonic
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    What motherboard are you using?

    What graphics card, if any?

    What driver and where did you get it?

    What are your resolution choices?

    Do you have a control panel choice for Intel HD video?
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  4. xboxhaxorz
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    it was a graphics driver issue. the bios and bootup are 4:3 but when windows loads its 16:9.
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