QUOTE(GameFr3ak @ Aug 6 2010, 04:23 PM)
hmm peeps, is it possible to hook up a 22' LCD monitor + a 32' HDTV on the same pc?
Yes, provided that you have a recent dedicated/intergrated graphics card.CLOSED
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QUOTE(chinkw1 @ Aug 8 2010, 10:10 PM) Hi I m using Samsung 20" widescreen E2020 LCD monitor. It is best to run at its native resolution which is 1600x900.What is the best setting of resolution? 1280x800 is it the best setting ? |
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QUOTE(darkskies @ Oct 17 2010, 08:36 AM) thx for pointing out. I'm not too informative over panels which i didnt notice ips have lower and higher range. Full HD = 21.5" above 16:9 ratio monitors. would like to get my hands on u2410.. unfortunately my desk already have fp241vw which already ocuppied half of the desk... so i needed a 2nd one which won't exceed 22inch. One thing i notice... ips models doesnt seems to indicate full hd. Any difference between full hd and the ones which doesnt indicate full hd? Seems only TN panels has it and 27inch above has full hd. Full HD is just a marketing gimmick used by LCD manufacturers, monitor resolutions that are higher than 1920x1080 actually exists before Full HD monitor/TV. Monitors like Dell U2711H and Apple Cinena Display 27" has 2560x1440 resolution, I've seen old CRT monitor with resolution of 2048x1536. |
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