What kind of cable do you use to connect your video card to your monitor?
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In order to get my computer monitor to display on the television, I set up my tape camcorder in front of the monitor. Then hook my special 12' rca cable into the real-time video output on the camcorder. Plug the cables into the vcr, turn to channel 3 and BAM virtual Solitaire from the comfort of the couch. I also tried to play NHL '94 but it can be really laggy. Hope this helps.
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-HDMI
-DVI-D
-DVI-A
-VGA
-RCA
In that order. It's difficult to tell the difference between DVI-A and DVI-D from the cable, you have to look at the pins and compare to an online guide. However the quality difference is rather large. DVI-A is closer in quality to VGA than HDMI.
-DVI-D
-DVI-A
-VGA
-RCA
In that order. It's difficult to tell the difference between DVI-A and DVI-D from the cable, you have to look at the pins and compare to an online guide. However the quality difference is rather large. DVI-A is closer in quality to VGA than HDMI.
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Dual display port. I found not only better display over DVI, but better reliability in connectivity and detection. I did however have to throw away the cables that came with my Samsung monitors. They were cheap crap.
