39L1350U doesn't display in native resolution on HDMI input from PC

Hello all,
My 39L1350U won't use its native resolution (dot by dot) when I'm connecting a PC to its HDMI inputs. The PC is outputting a true 1920x1080 resolution, which the TV recognizes. For every picture size option, the image is either shrunk, with a black border around it (not filling screen), or it shows a zoomed in picture which does fill the screen, but cuts off the edges of the image.
If I connect my PC to the TV using the VGA input, one of the options is "dot by dot" which actually uses the native resolution and fills the screen, but of course it doesn't look as crisp as an HDMI input.
I've tried every option I can find in the TV menu, including resetting to factory defaults and flashing the latest firmware, but still nothing. Anybody have any ideas?
Thanks a bunch!!!

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