Can an HDMI cable support this resolution? I have a 780 and all my other slots are full except for my HDMI and want to put this over my three 27s
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My personal experience with this product and this company has been very bad. This product is very complicated in its operation. If the only thing you have is HDMI I recommend this monitor is cheaper and better (DELL 28 inch Ultra HD 4K Monitor P2815Q (3840 X 2160) with 3 years warranty)With this monitor I have solved my problems and is truly 4K. Greetings and good luck.F.F.
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HDMI cables will support the resolution of 2560x1080 natively. It will also cap out at 60fps so it'll match the refresh rate of the monitor as well.
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Hello Ben. Your question asks if an HDMI cable can support his resolution. I'm not sure what you mean by "this resolution", but if you mean 2560x1080, yes it does. I plugged in an HDMI cable to the monitor and it automatically set my Windows screen resolution to 2560x1080. Hope that helps.
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I currently have mine set up with a 41" RCA HDTV on 1920x1080, a 27" ASUS DVI Monitor on 1920x1080, and a 19" Samsung DVI monitor on 1680x1050 all running at once. It plays movies on the RCA, while I am playing ESO on the ASUS and web browsing on the Samsung all day flawlessly. However, this is about the extent of it. You could push another full sized monitor to 1920x1080, but I don't think I would do 4. If you are trying to set up 4 as a single monitor, I would go with a 780 series, or the Titan.
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Hi j. If you want it for surround it's fantastic but if you use it in one screen even 1440p I would recommend 780ti unless you go sli like me. I ran 3 lg 1440p then get red of them. I now using two screen 27" lg 1440p 60hz for work on it and 27" asus 1080p 144hz for heavy gaming. It is like dream. But in my opinion right now go fo 980 it will be 15% higher than 780ti and the price around 500-600. You can go sli around 1200$. GoodLuck
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Typically that is a question of your video card and not of your motherboard. Most video cards can support up to 3 monitors now though.
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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.
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Sure! My CPU is 4770k @ 4.4Ghz and it feels more than enough for a single 780. Have in mind that with so many on-coming games, most-likely designed on next-gen consoles, 3GB VRAM could not be enough on 1080p and if I try to push "ultra" settings passing the 3GB mark then the nightmare begins (stutters, lag, etc.) I've seen most of the games I play topping-out my EVGA 780 3GB FTW ACX DUAL with "high" settings @ 1080p. Also many people claim that Watch_Dogs do favor 3+GB VRAM but I can't tell. I'm planning to sell my 780 FTW and get 780 6GB from another mfg. Hope this help!
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Hello, If your video card has a dvi port, then get a DVI-to-HDMI cable. Once everything is hooked up, set your video resolution to as high as you can go and still get a picture. You should be able to get the max res of your TV, but there's a chance of overscan (maybe a more pwoerful videocard like the 8800 gt should help). See: http://forum.videohelp.com/topic341190.html
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Greg:I just remembered, in the quick set up manual there is a diagram for hooking up your computer to the Samsung using an HDMI cable. This assumes you have an HDMI output on your computer. This would give you the highest quality resolution on the set ( it will still be limited to 1440 by 900 though). There is opinion out there that you would be hard pressed to tell the differnce between VGA and HDMI at that resolution. You could try both and see which looks best.
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I don't think there's such a thing as "max output" of a connection, rather, how much a graphics card can handle. The 4GB version (like mine) can definitely handle 1440p (I have 3840x1080p, which is dual 1920x1080p with the 4GB version). However, I only play on one of the screens at high/ultra on most games like BF4, Skyrim, Dota2, etc. I believe you will be able to play at 1440p at high, perhaps for Ultra you'll need a GTX 770 3GB+ SLI or a GTX 780Ti with 3GB+. If I were you, I would get this card, try to use it on your 1440p (I don't know what you intend to do: gaming, rendering stuff, etc) and, if you feel like it's not enough, buy another one and go SLI because this card is cool and quiet, can't hear it at all while gaming and never went beyond 60C as far as I can remember (I'm playing right now on Ultra at 51C).
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Was only able to go up 1080P@60hz by default ... I am using a gtx 670 for the test.I did a custom resolution through nv control panel and it actually go up to 2560x1440 but it didn't look good at all. DVI and DisplayPort seem to have no issues with it.
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I used a DVI to HDMI cable and I am getting 1080p.If you video card supports it, you will get 1080p.If you use the vga connector, than maybe 720p is the max?
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you will need to go into your control panel and set it in the display . mine is set at 1600-x 1090 i have 3 monitors set up and you can only set what your monitor will go to in resolution i hope this helped
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Yes, this graphics card supports dual-monitors. Two options for the HDMI: Mini-HDMI (port on card) to HDMI patch cable or a DVI-D to HDMI patch cable. I personally would do a DVI-D to HDMI patch cable as they are more readily available but either would work.Nothing else would be needed, i.e. no adapters (not even sure what an adapter would be for)I'm currently running dual 23-inch monitors with DVI-D connections at 1920x1080. Movies, video games, etc look great and are a big improvement from the on-board graphics card that comes on a off-the-shelf desktop PC.
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I'm running 4 @ 1920x1080 and all are 24 inches and up with very few issues. Make sure your power supply is at the upper end of the spectrum, I have to unplug my monitors when I reboot which is a little irritating, but it seems related to the power supply and nothing else. Also pay close attention to the listed issues with DVI / HTMI / Display Port.
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You have to use DVI. the HDMI cable will not support full screen. It's dumb, I know, but DVI puts out the same quality.
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Please visit Dell website for owner's manual.HDMI input, I doubt it, don't think I've ever seen it.HDMI output, I tried it but it will NOT support my hi res monitors and was a huge disappointment HOWEVER the NVIDIA graphics card video outputs work GREAT! Much higher capacity than the HDMI (which was built into the motherboard).
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I was not able to achieve full resolution through HDMI on my EVGA GeForce 560 Ti. I can only go up to 1080p.Looking at the graphic card spec, it has a HDMI port version 1.4a which support full resolution.From HDMI.org, a new cable is not required to support HDMI 1.4 (except for some specific features).I can only assume that monitor does not support full resolution through HDMI.Dell's website make absolutely no mention of the HDMI version this monitor supports...I made the test on Windows 8.UPDATE: I got myself a new HDMI v1.4 cable and I could not reach full resolution... I was not able to achieve full resolution through HDMI on my EVGA GeForce 560 Ti. I can only go up to 1080p.Looking at the graphic card spec, it has a HDMI port version 1.4a which support full resolution.From HDMI.org, a new cable is not required to support HDMI 1.4 (except for some specific features).I can only assume that monitor does not support full resolution through HDMI.Dell's website make absolutely no mention of the HDMI version this monitor supports...I made the test on Windows 8.UPDATE: I got myself a new HDMI v1.4 cable and I could not... » Read More I was not able to achieve full resolution through HDMI on my EVGA GeForce 560 Ti. I can only go up to 1080p.Looking at the graphic card spec, it has a HDMI port version 1.4a which support full resolution.From HDMI.org, a new cable is not required to support HDMI 1.4 (except for some specific features).I can only assume that monitor does not support full resolution through HDMI.Dell's website make absolutely no mention of the HDMI version this monitor supports...I made the test on Windows 8.UPDATE: I got myself a new HDMI v1.4 cable and I could not reach full resolution... « Show Less