Free Computer Tutorials in screenshot style for Beginners at IT Buddy. How to do a wide variety of activities on a computer/laptop running Windows Vista and XP. A comprehensive selection of Computer Books and Manuals are also offered.
Tutorial Index         home        contact

The IT Buddy Shop

 

 

 

 

 

 
Now that they're back in school, it's important to keep them focused. Get 25% off of Net Nanny!


Monitor Cables and Graphics Card Connections Tutorial
with Screenshots




Computer Books and Manuals
Categories
EDCL
European Computer Driving Licence
Buying a Computer
MS Word
MS Excel
Windows 7
Windows Vista
Windows XP
Powerpoint 2003/2007
Frontpage
Dreamweaver CS4/3/MX
Web Design Publishing
HTML - CSS
Adobe Acrobat
Adobe CS4/CS3/CS2
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Flash
Build Your Own PC
Digital Photograhy
 -----------
Software from Amazon
at Best Prices
Internet Security & Child Protection
 
 
   

Monitor Cables and Graphics Card Connections

Information on:
VGA monitor cables, Graphics cards,DVI to VGA, DVI, D-DVI D Dual Link Cable,
VGA Port, S Video.

" "

S-Video - in/out: Included to allow the connection
with DVD players,video recorders and video
game consoles
 

 

Most graphics cards have two monitor connections. Often, one is a DVI connector, which supports LCD screens, and the other is a VGA connector, which supports older CRT screens. Some graphics cards have two DVI connectors instead. But that doesn't rule out using a CRT screen; CRT screens can connect to DVI ports through an adapter.

Most people use only one of their two monitor connections. People who need to use two monitors can purchase a graphics card with dual head capability, which splits the display between the two screens. A computer with two dual head, PCI enabled video cards could theoretically support four monitors.

 

top

copyright © 2008 itbuddy.org  All rights reserved