Wondering if this card handle 2560x1440 resolution? How is it for video editing? Thx!
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I doubt it would be good for your purposes. It's OK at 1080p but can bog down/stutter at times with a LOT of rapidly moving objects on screen - such as some parts of Guardians of The Galaxy. As for video editing - it could work .. but it sounds like you need a more robust card.
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It was meant for media stuff (even has the Media Center button built in near the power button), but last time I tried, I think the super HD videos (like 1080p) do slightly lag, and other resolutions under that should play fine. Also consider the fact that the max memory supported by the motherboard is 2gb.
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I think this would be a good card for video editing. My MB is PCIe 2 and this card runs flawlessly. However, the documentation for the card does state that the minimum Power Supply needed is 400W (I have a 500W, so no problems). It does take a 6 pin PCIe power plug, but the card comes with an adapter to use 2 4 pin plugs. I would recommend upgrading your power supply in addition to the card - Dell & HP tend to build their boxes with the minimum size power supply needed at the time it ships to keep the cost down (and profit up).
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it will handle it quite well, in 1080p, it is a very overclockable card, great card. in short it will handle it well.
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Yes it does. It supports up to 2560x1600 digital resolution. You can also run multiple monitors off of it. Remember though that it is a low end card and can be significantly taxed by intensive programs or games.
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Honestly, I've had nothing but issues since purchasing this laptop. I personally have not used it for video editing, but would not buy it for that specific purpose.
528391
I have a system built for Photoshop CS6. ASUS Sabertooth 990FX AM3+;AMD FX-8150; 24gigs of DDR3 Ram; PSU 750 and ASUS 2GB GDDR5 card. It performed as I expected. But what made it even more impressive was when I bought a second card and joined the two in crossfire mode. I was impressed how "smooth" it performed running Photoshop. It should be more than adequate for graphic editing with single card.
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Not sure if it can support 2500 x 1600. I assume it should if your graphics card is able to. I can confirm that 1080p is supported as I have connected it to a tv.
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I am trying to use it with Dell U3014 monitor and it is not showing 2560 x 1600 resolution. I have the driver already installed.any idea?
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Chances are good that the better your video card the happier you will be with this 4K monitor. Just because your current card has compatible ports doesn't mean it can effectively drive such a high resolution display. For day to day ordinary use (web browsing, etc) it's overkill; however, when working in Photoshop, After Effects, or most any other raster graphics program... having those extra pixels is nothing short of amazing! Just remember for general use (reading/browsing/etc.) to resize your fonts or you will be squinting at the display ;)
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I think so, but I do not know for sure. I can't find my Manual. I haven't ever needed it. It has 1600 x 900 max resolution. I think that that is better than 1080.
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DVI works for me and it will display 1080p or lower if selected. Im currently running this monitor with an ASUS7970 at 2560x1440 and it looks great. As for video cards id recommend Radeon R7 250x its good value and has a 2560x1600 max resolution.
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Hi I'm sorry If it's not Displayport 1.2 , it's not compatible with this 2560x1440 resolution. Thank you.
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Hi Faith. it is very difficult to upgrade a laptop video as most all of them are part of the motherboard they also do not have a pci slot. in a rare circumstances its a different type of card because of room and heat requirements. also you have to disassemble the entire laptop to see if it can even be upgraded. Sorry I could not help you more. Maxing out the Ram is about the only help the graphics performance
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I do not remember what the resolution is with this video card. After instaling it finally, a guy decided he HAD to buy the computer......it's gone now.
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I have (6) 1920 x 1080 {27"} running and once set up they have been running continuously since install. I've blown (7) adapters till I got a complete set for both of my machines i have two systems running the same setup at two different locations. Card seem to be working good for over four months now. Buy the adapters locally if possible if they blow your not down very long I have extras just in case. If I had gotten the I-Inc 28" I could tell you about 1920 x 1200 but they never put them on sale again when I was ready to purchase.
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My graphics card is a 2GB NVIDIA GeForce GT630. So far working just fine--I haven't hooked up any of my games yet. It processes video very nicely.