a stupid graphic cards questions 2005-03-04 - By Gene Crucean
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It's better to buy cards with dual dvi. This way you can always use
any monitor because you can just throw a dvi 2 vga adapter on it and
use a crt or analog lcd... and of course you can use digital lcd's
too.
The important thing to remember is that you can't get a digital signal
(dvi) out of a analog (vga) card but you CAN go the other way. Things
get a little more complicated than that because people don't like to
abide by standards but in general it's a good rule to use imo.
-gc
On Thu, 03 Mar 2005 13:12:04 -0500, Heath <haz.mat@(protected)> wrote:
> I believe that all that you need is a DVI to VGA adapter. On the couple
> of graphics cards that I've bought over last couple of years, I have
> always received an adapter (the cards were set up with 1-DVI, and
> 1-VGA). You should check to see what is included. The assumption might
> be that if you are buying a professional card, that you would probably
> have DVI monitors.
>
> -Heath
>
> Carl Callewaert wrote:
>
> >A nvidia quadro fx 3000, can you connect this to a regular monitor?
> >http://www.nvidia.com/object/IO_11761.html
> >
> >When I look at the output, I don't see the output for a regular monitor....
> >
> >carl
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