Opløsning til mit Panasonic TH42PA50E?

Det skal dog siges at der er overscan ved 720p, men det kan fjernes ved at gøre følgende (Du har et nvidia kort og nyere drivere):
(Taget fra en tråd på avforums.com)
http://www.avforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=333378&p age=12

1, Install Forceware drivers. Once installed I switched the nVidia display panel back to it's classic view (didn't like the new look and it seemed simpler to use!).

2, Ok, so it recognises the DVI connection and allows you to 'treat digital display as HDTV'. You can then set it to either 720p or 1080i resolutions depending upon your preference. In this case I went for 720p. At this point you will probably still get an overscanned image, losing detail around all sides.

3, Select 'nView display settings'. I have 'single display' in the nvidia display mode. There should be a button at the bottom right labelled 'device settings'. Click on this and you will get a menu. Select 'HDTV Overscan Configuration.

4, A new box should appear with a few different selections. The last one at the bottom should be 'underscan'. Select this. Now you will get an underscanned image with black bars around all sides. Nothing new here but don't dispair!

5, Here's the important bit. Open up the same overscan page again. Beneath the 'underscan' option you have selected there should be a button labelled 'overscan compensation'. Click this.

6, As if by magic a beautiful screen should come up with four arrows - one in each corner. You should see two sliding bars. One to change the width, one the height. You should now be able to perfectly fit the desktop to the dimensions of you TV!

As I mentioned at the top, this is NOT 1:1 pixel mapping. But by my reckoning it's a damn sight better than the over/underscanning we've had to deal with up until now.

I've found this works for both 720p and 1080i settings.

I had tried putting the custom resolution of 1360x768 (both 60 & 85Hz) and seeing how that went, but for me it brings up a terrible image. The image seems to blur vertically (looks like a sort of double/triple image) and is unusable. This is all over a DVI-HDMI adapter as well, haven't tried VGA.

Anyhoo, hope you find this helpful. Enjoy!