no there should be no issues as long you use a DVI or HDMI cable to connect it, older VGA cables don't support 1080p
VGA supports greater than 1080p resolutions such as 2048x1536 just fine and I've used 1080p displays on VGA myself. Maybe some very old cables or whatever don't support it themselves, but VGA has supported it for years.
no there should be no issues as long you use a DVI or HDMI cable to connect it, older VGA cables don't support 1080p
VGA supports greater than 1080p resolutions such as 2048x1536 just fine and I've used 1080p displays on VGA myself. Maybe some very old cables or whatever don't support it themselves, but VGA has supported it for years.
Well, HDMI has built-in audio support for monitors that have speakers. HDMI/DVI-D both also use digital signaling instead of analogue signaling like VGA uses. That's not necessarily an advantage, but it's theoretically a small advantage. I suggest using HDMI or DVI-D, but that's not to say that VGA is inherently much worse in any way. There's no more reason that VGA wouldn't work than there is that HDMI or DVI-D wouldn't work for you as far as I'm aware.
no there should be no issues as long you use a DVI or HDMI cable to connect it, older VGA cables don't support 1080p
blazorthon :
VGA supports greater than 1080p resolutions such as 2048x1536 just fine and I've used 1080p displays on VGA myself. Maybe some very old cables or whatever don't support it themselves, but VGA has supported it for years.
It sure does. Running 1920 x 1200 fine over VGA.
Good point about HDMI audio. Some AMD cards used to pass audio over DVI with the right adapter.