What resolution?

[Jaime_Triana]

I have a Toshiba REGZA LCD TV "integrated digital tv" 125W 32 inches (in the bottom left corner it says "HD").
When connecting it to the PC, I have to do it with a VGA/HDMI adapter. When I start the PC, the most presentable resolution I find is 1280x1024 or 1600x90, besides that they are one of the few that the TV accepts, because if I put one like 1600x1024 the screen turns black and starts jumping.
I have tried all the hertz and it only accepts up to 60 (that's the maximum), if I put a higher one it also jumps and the TV turns black.
The characteristics of my PC appear below in my signature.
What is wrong with the TV? How can I make it take the image well occupying the whole TV and with the highest definition possible?
I gave up on this issue about two years ago, but now I need to solve it.

A hug to everyone, I hope for your responses.

[Sylver]

Hello

TVs usually support very limited resolutions for computers, because they are not specifically designed for it. On the 42" full HD LG in my living room I can only use 1024x768 and 1280x1024, because with any other resolution it stays black until the changes are reversed.
My advice is that you use the resolution that looks best within the supported range and nothing more.

Best regards

[krampak]

I'm not very good at this topic, but I understand that if the TV is HD720, the appropriate resolution would be 1280 x 720. What graphics card do you have? I think in the catalysts there is a section to set TV resolutions (720p, 1080i...) instead of the typical 1280x720, 1920x1080, otherwise you can also try with Powerstrip that allows you to set the resolution manually.