Experience with Epson R3000 and PS CS6?

Just got recently an Epson R3000 inkjet printer and bought the Creative Suite and tried today some print outs on sheet and roll paper...
Has anyone also experienced that printouts are larger then set in the print dialog?
Depending on the paper size the print outs come larger around 2 - 5%...which isn't nice if I want to fit a photo to a specific frame size (o;

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