VGA making screen blurry?
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Shaun o
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- Oct 7, 2007
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Yes it would because a VGA video cable uses an analogue signal.
Where as a Hdmi cable or a Dvi cable uses a digital video signal that give a better and much sharper and more defined picture quality SnowMare.
And can display screen resolutions at a much higher settings that your monitor can display if Lcd.
Where as a Vga analogue cable only has a maximum screen display resolution at a much lower setting and why things look blurry running with it connected.
Where as a Hdmi cable or a Dvi cable uses a digital video signal that give a better and much sharper and more defined picture quality SnowMare.
And can display screen resolutions at a much higher settings that your monitor can display if Lcd.
Where as a Vga analogue cable only has a maximum screen display resolution at a much lower setting and why things look blurry running with it connected.
If you are using the VGA input on your monitor then you are best to use a VGA output on your video card.
A HDMI to VGA adapter would only make it worse.
Check that your PC is set to the correct native resolution for the monitor.
If the monitor does support a DVI or HDMI input, then a HDMI or DVI cable connected to the HDMI or DVI output of your graphics card would be better.
A HDMI to VGA adapter would only make it worse.
Check that your PC is set to the correct native resolution for the monitor.
If the monitor does support a DVI or HDMI input, then a HDMI or DVI cable connected to the HDMI or DVI output of your graphics card would be better.
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