Problem: screen larger than the monitor

[GiuGiu]

Hi
I have correctly installed nvidia drivers for my GTX 1070, the resolution is set to 1920x1080 but the screen is larger than the monitor and it prevents me from seeing the bar up and cuts a bit on the dock, as I can fix it and resize it the whole?
(I uploaded 2 images to let you know better the problem)

Thanks so much

 

[slim.jim]

Uncheck overscan

 

[GiuGiu]

Uncheck overscan

The opposite effect happens, creating a pretty black frame around the desk

 

[slim.jim]

The opposite effect happens, creating a pretty black frame around the desk

What brand and model display is it?

 

[GiuGiu]

What brand and model display is it?

My is a DICRA TV monitor, namely the model should be "TVLED225FHD"

 

[slim.jim]

My is a DICRA TV monitor, namely the model should be "TVLED225FHD"

There is zero I formation on that TV online. I'd say make sure if there are any ports that say DVI/HDMI, that you see plugged into that one.

 

[Fl0r!an]

Issues like this are caused by the display, so the best solution is disabling any overscan settings in the display's menu. Often it's necessary to configure the input as "PC" input (or something like that).

 

[GiuGiu]

There is zero I formation on that TV online. I'd say make sure if there are any ports that say DVI/HDMI, that you see plugged into that one.

There are two HDMI and my video card is connected to the latter port

 

[GiuGiu]

Issues like this are caused by the display, so the best solution is disabling any overscan settings in the display's menu. Often it's necessary to configure the input as "PC" input (or something like that).

How do you do?

 

[MacPack]

How do you do?

On the remote for your TV try the "size" button. See if there is one that looks correct.