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Quick question... I just build a new rig and is as follows:
AMD 3500 Venice
1 gb ram
ATI X800 Pro
And I was wondering how this setup will perform on my Dell 2405fpw at its native resolution, 1920x1200 for games such as BF2? I know it will depend some what on the quality setting such as...
Hi guys I am building a new rig and selling some of my old parts. See the description below:
Corsair XMS 2700 512 mb ram.................. $25
AMD XP Athalon 2100...............................$35
(I will throw in my CPU fan for free
MSI G-Force 4 TI 4400 128 mb...................$50...
I am planning on hooking up a HD digital cable box to my 2405FPW via the component inputs. I was reading that the 2405FPW will NOT keep the coorect aspect ratio for 4:3 content (the none HD channels that are by nature 4:3), is this correct? For those of you who have hooked up a HD digital...
The goal is to a device hooked up to the component input (i.e. XBox) and another device (PS2) hooked up to the VGA using the cable described. That is the idea and I was wondering if anyone else had done this or if it will work. Thanks
I was wondering if it was possible to use this cable http://www.ramelectronics.net/html/video-to-vga.html#hd15rgb on the dell 2405fpw. The VGA would be the end attached to the monitor's vga port and the component ends attached to a PS2 or XBox for example. Has anyone used a cable like this...