Q. I just bought a 19 inch lcd widescreen monitor from Costco at a really great price. I now realize it has no DVI input and is strictly analog. To decide whether to return it for a refund or to exchange it for something else, I need some idea of how long it will be before the lack of a DVI input becomes a problem. The monitor seems to be just perfect for me right now.
A. It'd be sad when you build/get a gaming computer and want really good video output and you have to use a VGA and is saddened.
That's when, DVI's gonna last for a while.
If you don't plan on getting any crazy game rigs, then keep it.
That's when, DVI's gonna last for a while.
If you don't plan on getting any crazy game rigs, then keep it.
What is causing my widescreen monitor's horizontal tearing?
Q. Many games have an option to reduce vertical tearing, but all I ever get is the horizontal kind when gaming. What is causing it, and is there anything I can do about it? I don't remember my non-widescreen LCD monitor having this problem; could the fact that it is widescreen have anything to do with it? My monitor is a 22" widescreen Samsung.
A. Use an HDMI or DVI cable if you can.DVI-D is best for DVI. Use the buttons on the monitor to make sure it's set for Digital.Look for the AUTO function, it may solve it.
If your video card or monitor has only VGA then try lowering/raising your refresh rate.Look for Vsync setting in video settings (nvidia nview or ati catalyst etc) and try enabling it.
If your video card or monitor has only VGA then try lowering/raising your refresh rate.Look for Vsync setting in video settings (nvidia nview or ati catalyst etc) and try enabling it.
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