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Monitor/GPU question..

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Agg. Primes' topic about the monitor problem has got me thinkin'.
I am going to be in the market for a new LCD monitor/Tv in the next couple months and I have a uestion about the connector(s).

My video card has both D-SUB and DVI copnnectors. Does it, or will it, make any difference which configuration I go with? From my understanding DVI is "Digital Video" while D-SUB is analog. If that's the case then I most certainly want to go with the Dvi.. right? :oops:

Btw.. if it makes any difference in the decision. I play games and send email. No video editing, not digital camera BS.. just games :lol:
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You want to go with digital... That is what everything is swithcing over too
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So don't buy an LCD monitor unless it is equipped with DVI connectors? 8)
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I think all new LCD monitors are digital now, don;t get an analog LCD monitor as the refresh rates are much slower and your framerate will be horrible in games.
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Yeah, its digital.. That is the way to go... Analog is old school...
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