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seeker07
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11-07-2016, 07:06 PM
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hello, welcome! i understand you're just starting out and want to make sure everything is set up correctly. you're using an amd setup with r9 280x graphics card, windows 7 home 64bit, and three 22" vga monitors—two via display port and one via dvi. eyefinity is installed and all monitors are detected, but you're having trouble adjusting the bezels. in the desktop resize tool, your monitors fill the screen nicely, yet they don't align properly with the bezels. when you switch to 'fit' or 'expand', the bezel compensation option shows up, but the monitors no longer line up correctly, leaving a black bar on the sides. you've searched online but haven't found a solution that works for you. this issue is common, but it can really affect your gaming experience. if you have any ideas or steps you're trying, feel free to share! thank you for reaching out, and i hope this helps.
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seeker07
11-07-2016, 07:06 PM #1

hello, welcome! i understand you're just starting out and want to make sure everything is set up correctly. you're using an amd setup with r9 280x graphics card, windows 7 home 64bit, and three 22" vga monitors—two via display port and one via dvi. eyefinity is installed and all monitors are detected, but you're having trouble adjusting the bezels. in the desktop resize tool, your monitors fill the screen nicely, yet they don't align properly with the bezels. when you switch to 'fit' or 'expand', the bezel compensation option shows up, but the monitors no longer line up correctly, leaving a black bar on the sides. you've searched online but haven't found a solution that works for you. this issue is common, but it can really affect your gaming experience. if you have any ideas or steps you're trying, feel free to share! thank you for reaching out, and i hope this helps.

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BluRamzy
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11-07-2016, 08:59 PM
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You're experiencing a problem where the bezel compensation feature is no longer available, even after updating the AMD driver. This can be quite frustrating.
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BluRamzy
11-07-2016, 08:59 PM #2

You're experiencing a problem where the bezel compensation feature is no longer available, even after updating the AMD driver. This can be quite frustrating.

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BionicTaco420
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11-11-2016, 04:20 AM
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I found a workaround that works somewhat. Open AMD CCC, go to AMD EyeFly MultiDisplay, select 'resize desktop', adjust it to fit, then clear your screen and view the level markings. I kept everything unchanged except shifting my right monitor up by one notch. If you do this too much, a black bar may appear on the selected monitor. After accepting, I checked for bezel correction and made a slight adjustment so the image aligned perfectly. Let me know if this helps!
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BionicTaco420
11-11-2016, 04:20 AM #3

I found a workaround that works somewhat. Open AMD CCC, go to AMD EyeFly MultiDisplay, select 'resize desktop', adjust it to fit, then clear your screen and view the level markings. I kept everything unchanged except shifting my right monitor up by one notch. If you do this too much, a black bar may appear on the selected monitor. After accepting, I checked for bezel correction and made a slight adjustment so the image aligned perfectly. Let me know if this helps!

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