Whats that secondary monitor pin inlet (usually white) that is on my video card and monitor.. is it for dual screen?
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Thats a DVI input/output. If you've got 2 on the graphics card then yes you should be able to use dual screen. -
You have a monitor with a DVI connection, you should get a DVI cable and enjoy better picture quality and sharpness.Comment
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Nice, so do i use the blue and the white one together or just the white one?Comment
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Just the white, use the blue if you want to add a 2nd monitor.Comment
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Thanks, what if i want to add a second computer to the same monitor. I have a KVM switch but it isnt compatable with the white cordComment
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holy crayolas batman, what a difference that made. plus i can switch between computers by a click of a button on the monitor, thanks
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Does it really make a huge difference?Originally posted by mkxholy crayolas batman, what a difference that made. plus i can switch between computers by a click of a button on the monitor, thanks
I just looked and my graphics card and monitor have DVI inputs so if it will make a big difference I'll pick one up.- David Hall
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Yah everything is more glossy. Time to watch some pornComment
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should I have the screen refresh rate set at 60 hertz or 120 hertz?Comment
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Yep, with flat panels DVI is the way to go. :DComment
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Check your monitor specs, it must have an optimum refresh rate. While you're at it, make sure you're running at native resolution.Originally posted by mkxComment
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resolution is 1600 x 1200 very sharp. ill check the manufactures websiteComment
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it says 30-93.. http://www.samsung.com/Products/Moni.../NB21BSAS.asp# 120hertz is starting to hurt my eyes so I moved back to 60Comment
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