is it works for 1600x1200 resolution?
1021111
I'm really not sure, but my TV is Emerson 42in so i dont kow if it has that kinna resolution or not.
1788520
I have not tested it with that resolution so I cannot tell you for sure. :(
1987560
I know this is old but I just bought the same card. Did you ever get an answer or use the card? I have a 24" LCD that needs 1920x1200
2041417
I am not sure. Duplicating in general not good for hi res when monitors have different specs.
2145263
I couldn't tell you. None of the literature that came with it mentions the resolution or whether it's configurable or not. It's works very well. That's all I CAN tell you.
674492
Yes, I used this adapter to connect a laptop to a Dell U2711 monitor and got 2560x1440resolution. But first, the HDMI port on the laptop has to support the high bandwidth needed, an older laptop of mine doesn't work. Second, I have to create a custom configuration, the laptop itself doesn't detect the max resolution.
1301131
You would be down converting HDMI 1920x1080 to some other resolution, how good would that look?Maybe you can find HDMI compatible display to fit your space budget.
211586
It sure can! The max resolution supported is 2560x1600 but only if you're using the DVI-I Dual link or the Display Port 1.2, hdmi only supports up to 1920x1200. Hope this helps. Just to make sure I even went to the manufacturer's website.
910671
I'm not sure, but I get greater than 1080p on my monitors, which are 1920x1200. Much will probably depend on the max resolution supported by your PC's video card. HTH.
906658
Yes, this works fine on my Raspberrry Pi with a resolution up to 1600x1200. I had previously tried to use other adapters like this, but they flicker or don't work at all. I believe this is because of the low powered HDMI signal from the Raspberry PI. This cable adapter is powered with a USB cable & works flawlessly.
707044
Yes, but I wouldn't recommend it. The text is not as sharp as running native 1440p. You could tell, unless you can't. Which is good if you want to run it at a lower res. But I could tell and it was annoying too me.
589974
Most likely. There are a few frame rate/size output formats that it doesn't like. We've found that most typical resolutions work fine. It's a handily little accessory to have.
1141942
There sure is...but depending on your laptop. If you have an old cheapo laptop with a graphics card that can't handle the 1440p resolution then probably not, but I use this monitor with a 15" Retina Macbook Pro and it works great using the Macbook HDMI port which displays the full 2560x1440 resolution.
1160453
Most likely yes. Not sure what resolution you are sending from the System, but it for sure works with 1080p and 1080i signals I have been using them for.
1164982
Yes. No problem adjusting to 1280 x 1024 (or most other settings your monitor is capable.
1196475
I am currently using 2560 x 1080 at 60Hz. Monitor is capable of 75Hz at other resolutions.
1075442
It can range from 1024 x 768 to 1600 x 900. The higher resolution is recommended.