Update: I have figured out how to make the display look crisp! I set it to the 50Hz option, and then I changed the scaling through the monitor itself, rather than software. Has anybody experienced something like this before? I'd really appreciate any input - thanks! I have the latest drivers (I updated them today) and I know that my monitor supports the resolution that I am trying to use. I do not know how to make the image look as clear as it should. However, upon zooming in, the image began to look blurry again just like it did with 60Hz. I figured if I could somehow zoom in so that the entire image fills the screen (not the slightly cropped version) then I would have the perfectly crisp image of 50Hz, and also the uncropped image of 60Hz. The problem is that when I use 50Hz, the image zooms in a little on the center and I lose maybe an inch and a half of the screen (I do not see the bar at the top of applications, I do not see the Windows taskbar thing, etc). When I lowered the refresh rate from 60Hz to 50Hz, the image kind of "zoomed in" but it also became perfectly clear like I would expect it to look. I've tried playing around with the AMD VISION Engine Control Center to see if I can change an option to make the image clearer, but I had no luck.
My graphics card is ATI Radeon HD 5450 and it has the latest graphics drivers installed. I can easily make things out and see them, but I definitely feel that the image is not as clear as it could be. There are no real problems that I am having besides the fact that the image is slightly blurry. When I right-click on my desktop and select 'Screen resolution,' the vertical slider has only two options: 1920x10x720. However, I cannot make the resolution a little lower as well. Its native resolution is 1920x1080, and Windows 7 will not allow it to be any higher. I have a computer monitor that is approximately 23" in size.
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