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I have 2 SSDs and 1 2TB HDD.
I am thinking of installing Windows on the 1st SSD and use the iSRT with 2nd SSD to accelerate the 2TB HDD only. Which means the 2nd SSD is in a raid array with the HDD, while the SSD with Windows on it is independent.
Is this possible? :confused:
I want to use a LCD TV as the only monitor for my PC, connecting via HDMI.
Will graphic signal be sent by default automatically to the TV, or do I have to connect both the TV and a monitor, setup in windows to use the LCD TV as the primary display, and then remove the monitor?
Thank you! :)
I tried this monitor's 3D capability in two different stores, it's rather dark and blatant, and very hard to distinguish one object from another, the 3D is shallow and indistinct as well. But what breaks the deal for me was that I got terrible headaches with this monitor every time, it seems...
30" without 3D capability is a no go for me. I still prefer a 32" 3DTV over a 30" monitor, although the 30" monitor will deliver much better refined images.
Hi, I am planning to buy a TV to use as a PC monitor.
My question is, will my VGA card (Nvidia GTX560ti) feed signal by default through HDMI so that the TV will be plug-n-play, or I have to adjust this after booting into windows?
And if choosing the TV as the default monitor in Windows is...
Hi there!
I am planning to buy a Full HD TV to use as a monitor. However I've noticed that the screen brightness for TVs is different from PC monitors. :)
A typical PC LCD has a brightness of 200 - 250 cd/m2, whereas TVs usually are at 500 cd/m2. :cool:
My question is, is this...