Frage von lilbarby:
Why can with my Acer i5-460 notebook with GeForce GT420 1080s Resolutionper no VGA port s.FullHD TV?
It's only the display resolution of the notebook.
With HDMI it goes to HD, but the picture looks in Comparison with VGA out in general not as precise. Since I have additionally synonymous with the scaling function of the nVidia control panel to customize the desktop, because the picture goes beyond the TV borders? What to do??
I've presented all the better I decided to buy a notebook ... :-(
Is it synonymous with you like that?
Antwort von matthias321:
Have you s.Television synonymous set to a PC is it? Then the edges should disappear.
Antwort von campool:
VGA is analog. With digital there is very little calculation.
Antwort von tommyb:
I fear rather that the Television nothing when it can accept a 1366x768 via VGA.
And by the way:
The difference between HDMI and VGA is still enormous, especially because VGA looks pretty blurred (even at 1920x1080) through the analog nature.
For a perfect picture should be in the rest of the s.Television activate 1:1 pixel option, or Full Scan or as always synonymous with all the devices is called. Then you have not synonymous border around a picture but direct 1:1 pixel occupancy.
Antwort von lilbarby:
Have you s.Television synonymous set to a PC is it? Then the edges should disappear. I can s.Samsung (occupied with VGA) LCD TV from the HDMI input and PC input select (any of 3).
The VGA input from the Television behaves as if it were a real full HD PC monitor, that is, the graphics card my other desktop PC's recognizes that the TV can display 1920x1080 and sent easily over a 1920x1080 signal via VGA. This looks 1A.
VGA is analog. With digital there is very little calculation. I understand that VGA is analog ... wanted to say what you mean?
I fear rather that the Television nothing when it can accept a 1366x768 via VGA. as noted above, in the desktop PC via VGA FullHD goes without objection.
And by the way:
The difference between HDMI and VGA is still enormous, especially because VGA looks pretty blurred (even at 1920x1080) through the analog nature. I can not understand, unfortunately ...
The VGA-Picture controls every damn pixel just exactly the way you are of normal PC LCD's her know.
The HDMI does not create the picture, however, to recognize s.Schriftzeichen very good example
Since forming lines that are supposed to distinguish sharp, shadow-neighbor pixels. This looks to K. .. from.
For a perfect picture should be in the rest of the s.Television activate 1:1 pixel option, or Full Scan or as always synonymous with all the devices is called. Then you have not synonymous border around a picture but direct 1:1 pixel occupancy. Sounds good.
Only ... I do not find such an option in the 46 "Samsung ...
Has anyone of you ever actually tried a normal desktop PC FullHD display via VGA to join s.ein?
