(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Hey whatsup guys, i got a little problem with my pc.

I installed W7 , and i cant get the perfect resolution !

I went to my GFx Card driver and that didnt help, Windows resolution thingy and that didnt help. But before i installed my GFx Card driver i had the most PERFECT resolution ever. I believe it was 1280x1080. Same thing with Vista, perfect resolution.

I have a 27" TV that my PC is hooked up to, with the VGA Cable not HDMI.

please help. i hate this resolution.

This is what you do....you take the graphic card out...find some gas and a lighter....now go outside to do this cause u might catch something on fire. You take the gas and put it on the graphic card...now light it up with the lighter to get it real hot so it can overheat...put it back in ur pc and u should have HDMI quality with 1080p ready on it through VGA.

Hope this helps xD

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It will never look good without HDMI... But try to go to the personalize button and then display and move the little notch over to the right until you cannot do it anymore then hit apply... That should help you

what card you running?
and when you say your resolution isn't perfect, to small for the screen? or to large? or cutting bits off etc.

Maybe The Problem From Ur VGA Card

Im running a ATI 4600 HD Series.

Its cutting off a little from the top and it looks like shit quality to me.

Also guys, i had PERFECT res before but i lost it ):

Its called get a real g card and not a crappy one

cough NVIDIA cough

its called my nutz in y0 m0uthz

Try resetting the monitor settings?
if that doesn't work then take it to your local electronics store and have them look at it!!

Thats not strictly true, it depends on the refresh rate of the TV etc, if you use HDMI, on a low refresh rate, you'll get heavy ghosting and fuzzy text.

try adjusting your resolution to larger then TV will show, ie. so it cut's bit's off at the top, bottom, sides, only slightly, then adjust the overscan/underscan settings on your display management.