GTX660 Twin Frozr III and FullScreen

Hi,
I have an problem with full screen bios and windows (in windows only without vga driver).
If in bios i select uefi mode (with csm disabled) i see bios and windows in fullscreen, if i select "normal mode" (not uefi and csm active) i haven't fullscreen, then i have this problem only
in not uefi mode.
how to solve?
My configuration
MB: Asus p9x79
Bios: 4106
VGA: MSI GTX660 Twin Frozr III (602-V287)
PSU: Enermax pro82+
CPU: i7-3820
MEM: Corsair 4x4gb 1600mhz
SSD: OCZ Vertex 3 120gb
OS: Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
My vga bios
www32 . zippyshare . com / v / 88456544 / file . html

Quote from: flobelix on 27-July-13, 01:20:52
Is that a TV or monitor?
I have 2 monitors dell u2311h and benq xl2411t (in the option of the monitors is on full).
However the problem is on bios vga or bios mb because just change one setting (csm on or csm off) and it work or don't work in fullscreen.

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