The Ultimate Gaming Equipment Blog
Virtual resolutions requiring more than 1MB of video memory (256kB in the monochrome case) are not supported by the VGA CRTC on 88800GX and 88800CX adapters. Gamer ATX cases are made from strong and resilient materials that resists scratches and … Read More »
For gaming, one needs a suitable visual display unit and a VGA card. Wiring this up is easy with a breadboard, and only four wires are needed for the VGA output. Most laser mice are still more expensive, but only … Read More »
A VGA extension cable is the one responsible for the transmission of video signals from personal computers or laptops to monitors or projectors. Of those many people employ a VGA cable to connect a CCTV monitor with a security DVR. … Read More »
VGA addresses in their configuration space, and that the addresses can not be remapped. It isn’t cheap, especially when you max out the configuration options, but this Alienware delivers serious gaming power: the default spec has a GeForce GTX 1660 … Read More »
But G-Combo is much more than just a game to VGA converter. For example, if you’re playing a game where you need to be ultra precise to land a skillshot, a lower DPI may be more advantageous to you. DPI … Read More »
Available in both, desktop and rack mountable versions, the VGA Matrix Switch is easy to set up. The use of a laptop’s hot-keys to switch displays while this driver is active can cause lockups and/or other woes, and is therefore … Read More »
Plus, if you have an old monitor lying around that has a VGA port, you can still probably use it as a second display for your computer. This prevents the current VGA generic driver from being disabled. After tests were … Read More »
Long distance VGA video extension between source. Will it be just another brand extension it is venturing into or would it be an overall successful branding by the company. It is here that choosing a processor game you can find … Read More »
It takes the signal from the source, amplifies it and then displays it on two or more VGA compatible monitors, displays or projectors. However, if you are playing a little more mainstream games, then an average graphics card will suffice. … Read More »
Sadly, switching between stock pace (one.3GHz) and Turbo (one.7GHz) requires a reboot, however the impact of Turbo33 around the power draw isn’t that noticeable when other power-saving measures are in effect, so just leaving it on is good – even … Read More »