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will dvi boost my performance or quality of image? MY LCD DONT HAVE DVI SWITCH?

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October 6, 2013 5:37:14 PM

MY video card (nvidia gt630 ) has DVI port but my LCD (hp l1908w) dnt have DVI port or switch but i can still use VGA to DVI adapter for my LCD. Will it worth to use it?
will it boost my video performance on LCD? or should i continue with VGA?
sory for english

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October 6, 2013 5:40:17 PM

No, there is no performance difference, only an image quality difference. Also, please try to avoid submitting duplicate threads.
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October 6, 2013 5:40:40 PM

It's fine ro use the adapter. VGA or DVI have no way to affect your performance
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October 6, 2013 5:49:33 PM

11668718,0,131171 said:
No, there is no performance difference, only an image quality difference. Also, please try to avoid submitting duplicate threads.[/quote

bt my LCD dnt support DVI switch , will using adapter increase the quality of image?
sory for repetition of post actualy my earlier post wasnt correctly uploaded so i was having hard time with it
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October 6, 2013 5:54:00 PM

renz496 said:
It's fine ro use the adapter. VGA or DVI have no way to affect your performance

but DVI is always better thn VGA, VGA is much outdated tecnology. should i switch to DVI? even if it give me lil bit of clear image
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October 6, 2013 6:04:37 PM

Yes, but the problem is that your monitor only accepts an analog input. The DVI connector is capable of housing both digital and analog signals, so you can use that, but your digital output is not going to make it into the monitor. It will still fundamentally be the same inferior analog signal. The adapter does not magically allow your screen to accept a digital connection.
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October 6, 2013 6:09:26 PM

md1032 said:
Yes, but the problem is that your monitor only accepts an analog input. The DVI connector is capable of housing both digital and analog signals, so you can use that, but your digital output is not going to make it into the monitor. It will still fundamentally be the same inferior analog signal. The adapter does not magically allow your screen to accept a digital connection.


means i need to buy a DVI LCD for the better quality of image ?

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October 6, 2013 6:11:48 PM

md1032 said:
Yes, but the problem is that your monitor only accepts an analog input. The DVI connector is capable of housing both digital and analog signals, so you can use that, but your digital output is not going to make it into the monitor. It will still fundamentally be the same inferior analog signal. The adapter does not magically allow your screen to accept a digital connection.


thnx for your time anyway
it ended up buying new LCD :) 
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October 9, 2013 5:03:05 AM

ATHEIST22 said:
md1032 said:
Yes, but the problem is that your monitor only accepts an analog input. The DVI connector is capable of housing both digital and analog signals, so you can use that, but your digital output is not going to make it into the monitor. It will still fundamentally be the same inferior analog signal. The adapter does not magically allow your screen to accept a digital connection.


means i need to buy a DVI LCD for the better quality of image ?



Yes
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