[Wyrmwood]

Thanks! Yeah, I can’t believe I did it, because I promised myself I would never buy another ati product years ago… guess I needed to be reminded why 🙂

[Wyrmwood]

@michal wrote:

For watching 1080p Youtube videos I recommend using 64 bit Flash player. I found the CPU usage went down from 60%/20% to 50%/20%.

So, I’ve been having this issue where hulu/ flash works at “normal” resolution, but when I switch to full screen, I get really bad, blocky, pixelated, sometimes blurry portions of the screen. If I downsize to the tiny player, it looks fine. I suspect some kind of scaling issue? I have the latest driver (according to AMD’s autodetect) for my ATI HD4200 Radeon integrated mb graphics gpu and finally got the AMD ECC to work and disabled overscan/underscan (thanks to this board), but even using the latest FF with x64 flash player, the problem is the same. I have tried with IE (32/64) and GC (32) but all versions have the same issue. If I reboot back into XP32, the screen looks fine maximized and I don’t have these issues. I don’t even mind doing that, but if I could, it would be nice just use r2. Everything else I have tried seems to work fine (I followed the setup guide on this forum for server as workstation with r2).

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

[Wyrmwood]

This worked for me (to uninstall everything, install just the driver, then install the CCC). I did not have to unpack anything, the installer game me the option of installing just the AMD Vision Engine Control Center. After which, the AMD VECC operates normally and I could alter the scan mode – FINALLY. 3 days of wrangling and now my integrated HD4200 works with my LCD monitor that only has an hdmi port (and thus was defaulting to underscan). I am using the eval Windows Server 2008 R2.

Thanks to everyone who’s posted here!

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