Of the 3 connectors DVI, HDMI, Display Port is there a difference in quality depending on the cable you use?
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Also The display port might not be able to fully support the resolution that the monitor can handle.
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It really shouldn't matter. The hdmi however can also transmit audio which will allow you to use the built in speakers without having to use the aux cord provided
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I have found that the display port gives the greatest picture in my experience so far (about 3 months). I have tested all 3, albeit the dvi was coming from hdmi port on my computer.
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Nope they all will have the same quality it just will depend on your preference. HDMI and DIsplay port can run audio through them. I found I could overlock higher with the DVI cord but I stopped OC'in my monitor in favor of DSR.Edit: it comes with one of each cord and it is Dual-link DVI (just more bandwidth than a standard DVI) so a normal DVI might not work if you happen to lose the one it comes with
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One I got is VGA, but I got it in 2013. I'm somewhat concerned about the durability of the cable too. No major issue yet, but my screen flickers when the cable is bent.
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No, there is no difference in picture quality between DVI and HDMI. You won't even notice a difference (on this 24" monitor) in VGA (an analog connection), DVI (digital and/or analog), or HDMI (digital only).
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Yes. We had three on it for a couple weeks and added a fourth today. Two are native DisplayPort and the other two are adapted to DVI--it supports all four. Download the correct driver before you install; the disc that came with mine had the wrong driver.
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DVI is 24 pin. Hdmi is 18 pin, hope this helps, I've used it on multiple monitors and works great.
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I haven't tried the HDMI but I have lesser cards that I do that with. I run 2 monitors both DVI with this card.
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You could always buy the DVI to HDMI connector I did and works great! only about 6 dollars if you really want the monitor :)
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It has both HDMI and Displayport, I used the HDMI input which came with a cable.
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Do you mean HDMI-DVI cable, to use the HDMI port on your computer? For those who don't have the product: the 2703 only takes DVI or VGA input, hence those are the two cables supplied. You can get a good HDMI-DVI cable on Amazon for a few $, or as the other commenter said, monoprice is good.
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Basically it will allowed you to connect it to any monitor with HDMi and with included adapter DVI / VGA. Only thing I am not sure about is sound. By the way, you are not limited to just one. I have one of these plus a docking station
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yes, I can confirm as well. One DVI port, one VGA port. I am using both in a triple monitor setup (with one being the laptop screen).
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Yes! One is HDMI and the other is DVI. I have two ASUS HD monitors on the system currently.
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I didn't notice any quality difference. It works just as well as the more expensive cables.
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Jason, I have only used the HDMI ports. I am sorry I couldn't help you with your question...
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Thank you for your advice, Sandra. Yes, I connected the monitor via HDMI. So now I have 3 cable, HDMI, DVI to D-Sub, and DVI to DVI cable. Which cable do you suggest to make a good picture ? Thanks again.
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Yes, depending on which Dvi you're using, (there are several types) there is usually a higher resolution than you would get from a VGA cable.
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The short answer is display port. The long answer is for basic computing and monitors under 22", you won't see a difference between the three interfaces. It depends on if what you are doing is video intensive and what the system you are connecting your display to can support. I only use business applications. You are better off bouncing this question off a gamer or designer if you are looking to use it for that.