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I am using a 26 inch tv and everything is blurry on hdmi. Also the start menu and program's come up smaller than everything else, how do I fix it? Also my stock cooler is making a loud noise and my temps go up really quick when i am on a game or downloading on steam for a few minutes.
Graphics Card- R9 280x
CPU- 8320
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Adjust the resolution of your computer to suit the TV you are using as a monitor via the control panel. Also the loud noise and increased temperatures is completely normal for what you are saying.
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I've tried doing that but it's still the same and I can't even play bf4 without getting temp warnings I don't wanna burn my comp out.
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what case are you using and have you installed the correct drivers for the 280x?
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Neptune blue- I know it's quite bad as I found out the hard way and I have installed all of the drivers but I'm not sure if they are correct.
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ApexGenesisUK wrote Neptune blue- I know it's quite bad as I found out the hard way and I have installed all of the drivers but I'm not sure if they are correct.


Hmm the case doesn't seem to be the problem..

Try this to see if you're using a incorrect driver release
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I'm going to try my spare tv to see if the tv I'm using currently is the problem.
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CCC automatically sets the underscan/scaling to -10% when you connect a display with HDMI. Make sure it's set to zero.

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Also make sure that the pixel format is correct and you're using the correct scan type (1080i, or interlaced vs. 1080p, or progressive).
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Honestly you should connect using a DVI-D adapter instead of HDMI. This way you can get 144 Hz especially if you are a PC gamer.
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You will always get this on some TVs, i had it. I spent 2 days on like 3 different forums asking for help but nothing worked. Use a real monitor as it's optimised for computers, TVs aren't.
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