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Guys..its me again.....i need some help....i recently upgraded my gpu from the amd 7750 to the evga gtx 660 super clocked edition and i am about to buy a 1080p monitor for it......the only monitor available for me to purchase is the aoc 21.5 inch e2270swn........there is no other to buy......its a 1080p vga only.......can u guys tell me if i would see a very large leap in quality using a hdmi as compared to this vga......i know that vga can output 1080p good because i have seen people do it......any thoughts on this.........Thanks for the help....:) 
 
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I personally rarely use HDMI ports. If there is a DVI, I always use that.

I seriously doubt you will notice any difference at all going from VGA to HDMI.
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Noooo.

DVI and HDMI are both digital - they are both 100% perfect quality.

VGA is analog. It's extremely blurry by comparison. I switched from VGA to digital [HDMI/DVI] a couple years ago and there was a very noticeable difference in quality.
 
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lol.....i doubt its that bad, besides its the only monitor available for me..i used a aoc e966swn before and it was a 18.5 inch 720 p monitor and it looked good.........since this is 1080p, i wanted to know if it would differ.
 
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Well, yeah. I didn't notice much of a difference from VGA to HDMI/DVI just writing random papers for college and whatnot. But there's a large, immediately noticeable difference in games.
 
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No, it's not as big of a difference as a CRT screen versus an LCD screen. But it's still quite noticeable. I don't know what connection type you use now, but I would rather play at 720p on DVI or HDMI than I would 1080p on VGA (partially because of the difference in performance, but still...).

Having said that, if you're on VGA 720p right now, and you switch to VGA 1080p, there will still be a large improvement in image quality.
 
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True......thanks man...i think this is the answer to my question.
 
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lol........yeah we have all of that too....plus more.....:)
 
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