Does anybody know why, when I connect my laptop to my tv, screen

TV sets like to do that. Usually you can find something about it in the TV set's manual, or configure your video driver's video output settings to move the image a few pixels to the left.

Use the hdmi-port on the TV marked computer or dvi, i.e. check the manual or fucking google it with your tv model

>>56455118
Could be overscan.

Because you're using VGA, you fucking retard.

>>56455118
Most tv's have something called like a 1:1 pixel setting. My walmart sceptre does anyway.

>>56455231
This. Check your GPU settings.

>>56455272
I'd rather check the TV's settings--the GPU is likely doing its job correctly.

>>56455118
Usually has something to do with your OS. Try GNU/Linux.

>>56455312
Exactly this.

TV's overscan slightly to make the image appear larger on display models, images are almost always stretched or scaled and not 1:1 native.

Extremely frustrating.

>>56455118
play with the fps settings on your tv. Thats how I fixed it on my tv

Thank you everyone for your replies. I'm not sure where my manual is but I'm sure I'll find it on google. My computer is a toshiba and my tv is lg. They seem like good brands so hopefully it won't be too difficult to figure out. I'll mess with the settings. Thanks! ;)

>>56455118
>utorrent
>kek

>>56455245
What's vga

>>56457022
It works well. What do you use?

>>56457131
What is google for 500.

>>56457131
the blue one