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Old 28-10-2008, 05:22   #1
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Just bought the HP w2207h with VGA input and HDMI. I am using the ati radeon 3870 video card, which only has 2 DVI outputs. I tried using a DVI to VGA converter, but when i set my resolution to 1680x1050 (recommended), the monitor automatically adjusts and moves the image about 3 inches to the right and a half inch down. Manually moving the image with the monitor will not move it over far enough, and i cannot move it vertically at all. I have been thinking about using a DVI to HDMI cable, but am not sure if that will actually fix the problem. Any help on what i can do to fix it or will the DVI to HDMI cable work?

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Old 28-10-2008, 05:25   #2
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Forgot to throw this in, I have done everything i can think of with the catalyst control center in moving the image...hope this helps.
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Old 28-10-2008, 20:18   #3
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The 2207 has no DVI output?!?!?! Seriously??? Only VGA and HDMI?
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Old 28-10-2008, 20:21   #4
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Yeah, i know it is kind of rediculous... 2207h only has vga and HDMI.
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Brutal (no offense).

A standard install in Catalyst shouldn't create this issue, and fixing it manually will only move the picture a bit. Sounds like a setup/connector issue.

It's worth a try to get an HDMI, make sure you have a DVI/HDMI converter for your 3870 though.
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Yeah, i will give it a shot also, i may also try using a DVI cable instead of a VGA cable with the DVI/VGA converter. Don't know if that would make much of a difference, but it is worht a shot, i have used the converter before, but never the converter on the video card, it has always been at the monitor end...we will see, thanks!
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Definitely try that first!!! VGA/DVI is usually your best best. If not, the HDMI.

Good luck, let us know how it goes.
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Will do, thanks alot for the input. And for anyone reading this....

PAY ATTENTION TO WHAT INPUTS A MONITOR HAS...i didn't...*smack forehead* DOH
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DVI<>HDMI cables worked...thanks for the help!
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Awesome, glad we could help!
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