Try fixing your scaling options in CCC, I've run into that problem myself, and thats what fixed it for me.

 

http://www.overclock.net/monitors-di...lling-out.html Like this? Had the same problem. See post #9.

 

U meant u have the black bar on top and @ the bottom when watching movie or normal use? With some 720p or 1080p movies, you have to use the resize option in FFDshow to resize it to 1920x1080.
PS: Nvm, seem like you asked about the normal screen not when watching movie

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Originally Posted by Diabolical999 http://www.overclock.net/monitors-di...lling-out.html Like this? Had the same problem. See post #9.

That's the problem, but I can't find the overscan. Also, there is no scaling available (all greyed out).

 

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Originally Posted by Gizmo That's the problem, but I can't find the overscan. Also, there is no scaling available (all greyed out).

Is it an HDMI-HDMI or HDMI-DVI cable?

EDIT: The scaling option is probably greyed out because when you installed Catalyst, you were on the DVI cable, and thus the option doesn't apply to a DVI connection. Try reinstalling Catalyst while on the HDMI cable and see if the scaling option is accessible.

 

Trying to reinstall CCC right now, but for the record it is an HDMI HDMI cable

 

yup same for me

 

Now I cannot get Catalyst to reinstall. I removed it using the built in removal software, and am now at about 1440 resolution. Despite installing it a few times with reboots in between, I can't find the catalyst software anywhere now.

 

***Edit***
Disregard, working fine now

 

Bumping this for anyone else having this issue and they have to google it for 2 hours like me:

Disable catalyst control center from these instructions: http://blogulate.com/content/how-to-...nu-in-windows/

Otherwise reinstall, but there is not really an ideal way to fix it when it is grayed out and this seems to be the quickest. It's a real pain in the ass, though.