New video card and internet display issu ...

Got a little problem I've come to the conclusion that there is nothing I can do but live with it. However figured this would be the place to go to in order to see if there is perhaps an option I have not considered.Recently I installed a new video card (7900GS), and with that I seem to be running into some display issues when using the internet. The problem is that when I load some web sites the site takes advantage of my entire screen. When I go to other sites *cough GS* I get these ''borders'' that appear on the sides.I'm using a 37 inch HDTV. I've set the native resolution to 1360x768. I've toyed around with the NVIDIA control panel and have tried many different resolutions, however this is the one which seems to work best as my desktop appears ''normal''.Below are some screens I've taken of various web sites. Some take advantage of most of the screen while others are so damn small it is driving me up a wall. Is there anything I can do about this? As always thanks in advance.Web sites that suck...http://i74.photobucket.com/albums/i259/g_wolak/MQ.jpghttp://i74.photobucket.com/albums/i259/g_wolak/YT.jpghttp://i74.photobucket.com/albums/i259/g_wolak/GS.jpgWeb sites that are ok...http://i74.photobucket.com/albums/i259/g_wolak/mozilla.jpghttp://i74.photobucket.com/albums/i259/g_wolak/FORUM.jpgNew video card and internet display issu ...
gamespot's site is like that, also i dont think nothing is wrong. just the sites. make sure that uve connected everything right with the HDTV, u have to mess around with it alot. then sometimes the resolution still wont come out the way u want it to.New video card and internet display issu ...
[QUOTE=''SiKh22'']gamespot's site is like that, also i dont think nothing is wrong. just the sites. make sure that uve connected everything right with the HDTV, u have to mess around with it alot. then sometimes the resolution still wont come out the way u want it to.[/QUOTE]I figured that may be the case. Thanks for the confirmation. :)