just make sure use the correct cable..

for the igp.. look on the port.. or if stated any dual-link support..
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dual-link_DVI

all ATI 4series onwards support dual link..

NVIDIA : http://www.nvidia.com/object/extreme_hd_gpu.html

very useful link
Thanks

Most midrange GC nowadays mostly support dual-dvi(but unsure whether got 2 physical dvi port).

Does it means that the performance of the G2410 is better than the rest? Cause the Acer S243HL is also a led backlit unit. I'm still able to use a converter if i want to connect the G2410 with hdmi cables right?

yes absolutely.

This post has been edited by figure8: Apr 13 2010, 09:01 PM

Ok. But performance wise, is the G2410 the best among the few?

"Dell G2410, 2209WA, HP 2309M, Acer H233H/ S243HL, and Samsung B2430H/ P2450H"

This post has been edited by @udio_jr: Apr 13 2010, 09:13 PM

There's also the Dell ST2410, and if you have lots of fund then consider Dell Ultrasharp U2410.

hey guys, how come i can't find any Dell G2410 on their website, can anyone direct me there?

thx

Try this: Dell Malaysia: Computer, LCD, Flat Panel & Widescreen Monitors

G2410 is Under Small & Medium Business section.

ah okok thx, found it...

Yes, according to review at CNet.
http://reviews.cnet.com/lcd-monitors/dell-...7-33581193.html

The contrast and brightness even win the later Acer S243HL which is also LED back-light, and better than its brother Ultrasharp 2408WFP.
The rest is practically very technical and only *eagle* eye can catch those differences.
Now Dell already face out this model and replace it with G2410H, of which has HAS stand just like its Ultrasharp's brothers.

Just wish Dell could put more oomph to its response rate, 5ms after so many years... even Samsung already has 2ms for its 23~24" model last year.

^g2410h might be good.. the design is simple..

I've just called Dell, they are facing shortages for these 2 units, ST2410 and G2410H, the G2410H really

Next units can only send to my place 2 weeks!

the G2410H still got no HDMI connector oh...

Dilemma here...

Just bought a PS3 recently and planning to buy another LCD to hook it up on.

Currently I'm using HP LP2475w which is an IPS panel. I hooked up my PS3 on it and it just works brilliantly.

I'm wondering whether to pick just a good affordable ST2410 or another premium alike U2410 for my PS3 experience. But giving the premium price for U2410, I can actually save and head for larger LCD TV.

ST2410 or U2410 now? Hmm...

Hey guys could you suggest the best Monitor out in the market. Money is not the problem.

Apple Cinema Display 30"

Go get it

Or there is one 24" HP LCD, IPS panel with LED backlite, approx RM8K++ if not mistaken.

I'm not sure about LCD TV price nowadays but good one with Full HD is RM3k+ at least?

If you don't mind about TN panel, ST2410 is way to go, HDMI support... exactly for Home entertainment, CCFL backlight.
U2410 however is IPS so expect price difference from TN and you can't compare TN and IPS, IPS for teh pro (in graphics).

Anyway if you have many people watching, go for LCD TV for the sake of size.

Sifus,

Can I confirm the combination of radeon4670 + Dell 24" full HD monitor?

I read here that if monitor too powerful, GC will be overloaded (and vice-versa). Budget constraint and I've just changed into 4670, so I dont have the money to switch GS again.

Alternative, if got other suggestion for monitor, please let me know

I'm currently using a 15/16" viewsonic lcd monitor

TQ

Dell 24" Full HD monitor

HIS5670 spec (for comparision)

I'm using Intel Atom N270 VGA connect to my Samsung 2333SW (1920x1080).
I must say, lag? nope, game? certainly no... I don't play games using integrated graphics.

So, to conclude your frustration, the answer is "there's no constraint or overload" unless you're using 20 years old Intel Pentium II integrated graphics.