By fiddling with these settings you should be able to center the output perfectly on your monitor. Use the H size to shrink the image on the screen if it is too big. Use the H/V position to manually move the image on the monitor around the screen.Scroll down to the little hand holding a tuning fork (Manual Image Adjust).If that didn't fix it, lets adjust everything manually. An option there will reset back to factory settings. In your monitor, bring up the menu (1), and scroll all the way down to Memory Recall at the bottom. So next try resetting all settings to default values. Strange huh?, but it happens sometimes with certain video cards. If not, it might have caused the problem. Look for something called "Auto Adjust." It should be selected first anyways. Set your computer to send out the 1920x1080 resolution to the monitor.
It depends on your setup on how you do this, either in windows or in your nVidia control center. Typically, the desktop-off-the-screen problem is one of the monitor and not the computer.īut one last thing: check to make sure you are using a refresh rate of 60hz.
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