Recent content by Askanison

You have to diable one of the monitors to power the TV display.. at any given time you can only use 2 displays. TH2Go only can output identical resolution to multiple displays (2 or 3).. The new TH2Go digital could power 2 1920x1200 displays.. ATI are very incompatible with TH2Go.. best go...

Gore's 3 30incher... 7680x1600 = 12.288 Million Pixels... 32 icher TV likely a 1366x768 pixels... 1.049 Mpixels. So all 4 displays combined is.. 13.337MPixels My 8 lcds combined is at 14.2284MPixels... so I beat a vice president in the number of pixels...

Comment- By reducing blanking (and use it for additional graphic info).... the 400MHz RAMDACs of vga has higher bandwidth tha DL-DVI... Thus vga could possibly push up to (or higher) 5 million pixels at 60Hz. However no monitor or device has yet to utilize the high bandwidth provided by 400MHz...

Plugging in the monitor before start up should give you the extra monitor graphics

Option 2 has the ability to use hdmi input tv/monitor (in the future) while option 1 does not. Option 2 carries digital audio in the hdmi cable part but option 1 does not.

or even with pci-e x1 graphic cards or the new Matrox Digital TH2Go (For all dvi connections....)

Technically would be the 15/17 notebook lcd at 1920x1200.. Economically/Realistically at 1920x1200 comes in 23, 24, 25.1, 27 and 28 inch with variable inputs (dvi and vga support at least)... 32" sharp lcd tv do come in 1080p...

Overscan is a problem with the monitor/tv not the graphic card problem.. Thou nvidia drivers can minimize the effect by artificially stretching/compressing/scaling the screen... it however would still not be as good as 1:1. Do not discount analog the vga connection... with 400MHz RAMDACs they...

see if you can do 1:1 pixel to pixel setting at 1080p, changing the settings somewhere... at the moment your tv overscans the 1080p source

3840x2400 would be four 24incher(s) 2 horizontal stack on top of another 2.

pc input often refers to vga input... but some tv comes with dvi/hdmi that you could use with computers at full pixel resolution on most 1080p panel (or 1360/6x768 res.)... get the cheapest LCD with 1080p... which seems to be the westing-house.

your graphic card was not enabled to use the dvi... try starting the computer with only the dvi cable attached to the computer..

LED backlit instead of ccfl, 10bit panels instead of present 8bit... but at price premium

Plexi or Arcrylic ... cut to your heart`s desire... add window tint to reduce glare and prevent scratches.

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