can i hook this monitor with a dell computer?
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Yes you can, as long as your PC has the following ports: D-Sub, DVI or Display Port. Thanks, PCrush
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Agreed! We like out Dell as well! We use ours very portable and have not tried hooking it up to an external monitor. However, have you tried going to "Control Panel\Appearance and Personalization\Display\Screen Resolution" and adjusted the resolution settings? I've often used this at work to use various laptops with various viewing hardware in conference rooms including old 36" tube TV's and have generally found a resolution that works from the controls of the laptop operating system. Windows 7 has 15 different resolution settings. Older version do not have that many if I remember correctly. Anyway, good luck and I hope you find a solution.
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NO. However the cord it needs for power is included. You just need to connect it to the "Supported" Dell Monitor. If you don't have the compatible monitor, you will need to purchase the other version of this item, which does include a power supply. Hope this helped you.
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Yes, Dell provides a USB cable and there is a place to plug your PC/MAC into the screen, which activates the xtra usb ports.
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We use it successfully with Lenovo Monitors, but I believe it will work with the Dell as well.
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This monitor does not have built in speakers. You will need external speakers. You can also purchase the Dell sound bar that attaches to the bottom of the display. The audio and power for the Dell sound bar are provided via a USB cable connected to the display.
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yes you can , my local computer repair shop said he could put it on my dell and it would run great - i am getting it done for my birthday !! easy deal.
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No this model can hook to a monitor only I have another model you can hook to computer I didn't list it yet I will email you when I list it
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The short answer is yes, your monitor support DVI-D so this connection would work. Looking at the specs on Dell's site, your monitor also supports DisplayPort and HDMI. I would recommend purchasing a straight DisplayPort connection to go from your Mac to your Dell monitor. Your second choice would be to purchase a DisplayPort to HDMI cable and use that connection. The Dual Link DVI connection would be my third choice as it can be a troublesome connection. Both of the other cables will be MUCH cheaper and less troublesome.
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Yes you can connect it with the computer monitor but I'm not sure what you can do on it.
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I am sorry that I don't have the cable accessible to answer this question. However, I know it connects to DELL laptop through standard VGA to DVI converter
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Yes you can, but you need an adaptor, i believe this monitor only uses MiniDisplay port. Common PC monitor uses HDMI, VGA, and DVI connections. Unless you have some of the newer Video Cards that have MiniDisplay port out then, you'll have to buy a seperate adaptor to work.
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Yes, as long as you have the dvi out on your computer and the display port out on your computer, then you will be able to do the dual monitors this way. I currently have a dell with a vga out and a hdmi out. I have one monitor go to the vga and the other to the hdmi. This is nice that it works this way because most newer computers now come built with multiple video outs. Which means you don't have to spend the extra dollars getting a high performance video card with dual adapters.
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This monitor will connect to a tower with a VGA connector only. Hope this helps!
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Probably not, unless your DELL PC also has an HDMI port or you get two of these. We used these to adapt DELL laptops with display ports to connect to HDMI displays on monitors and projectors, they work great.
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Haven't tried that, but as DVI-D is pure digital and VGA is pure analog you might need a converter as well. If my computer only had VGA I would consider getting a new one. Dell has decent desktop PCs for $400 or so.
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I believe so, but the quality will be poor. Given the high quality of the monitor, it would make sense to spring for a DVI or HDMI video card if your computer can handle it.