Q. I currently have a 24inch lcd Led backlit 1080p monitor with hdmi port and well as an hdmi port available on my computer with gtx 460 graphics card..I am currently using the vga cable to connect the tower and monitor but will an hdmi cable improve the screen resolution even more for just internet browsing and daily tasks?
A. Digital output is square wave, Analog output round waves , electronic tubes. unless your computer is running electronic tubes or your monitor is tube type CRT then yes it is analog. If you are using a computer made within the last 10 years and LCD monitor you are digital. Me using Sapphire 6970, used HDMI 1.4 ( full HD, 4K,2K HDMI ) cables and VGA, I see no difference. As for resolution that depends on video card manufacturer and monitor, see manuals/specifications for both.
Will an HDMI cable improve my monitors resolution for regular computer tasks?
Q. I currently have a 24inch lcd Led backlit 1080p monitor with hdmi port and well as an hdmi port available on my computer with gtx 460 graphics card..I am currently using the vga cable to connect the tower and monitor but will an hdmi cable improve the screen resolution even more for just internet browsing and daily tasks?
A. A simple "YES" ,
VGA cables have low bandwidth compare to HDMI cables, VGAs has about 24-100Mhz; while the HDMI have about 300-350Mhz. HDMIs will have better video output in 720p and 1080p against the VGAs.
VGA cables have low bandwidth compare to HDMI cables, VGAs has about 24-100Mhz; while the HDMI have about 300-350Mhz. HDMIs will have better video output in 720p and 1080p against the VGAs.
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