Category Archives: Gaming Part

Connections are secured using standard VGA cables eliminating the need for bulky coax cables with BNC connectors. So in theory, if your VGA card’s current BIOS version is F3, and you see version F4/F10 available on the website, your VGA … Read More »

A VGA splitter enables VGA video to be displayed from one source to multiple devices. 1. The GD-5446 VGA controller has an I2C bus, directly controllable through one of its programmable registers (SR 8, in this case). I work on … Read More »

CL-GD5446 SR8 VGA register, would be called. This would not be a problem if you were only ever outputting to a VGA computer screen. If your Windows system displays Standard VGA Graphics Adapter in Device Manager, it generally means your … Read More »

In terms of synthetic tests, we run a gamut of benchmarks that include 3DMark Fire Strike Ultra (for graphics) and Geekbench 4 and 5 (for processor performance). Not all chips with the same name are created equal – the RTX … Read More »

If you have an XGA card in a system that has VGA on the system board and a display attached just to the XGA card, the XGA card will function in VGA and high resolution modes. There are many laptops … Read More »

In this case, the call came from a local movie theater which relied on a VGA splitter to distribute video signals to various signs and monitors in the theater. VGA monitors can be connected to the A4000; however, since the … Read More »

VGA cameras are cheap to make, so their most frequent use is in lower-end mobile phones and Web cameras. By saving your preferences to the onboard memory using G HUB you can use it on another PC with no need … Read More »