I just bought the new samsung syncmaster 2233rz. It is able to do 120hz if u use a dvi dual link cable. But my computer has only hdmi and vga connection.
What can i do to get the 120hz then? Do i need a special cable, adapter or something?
I just bought the new samsung syncmaster 2233rz. It is able to do 120hz if u use a dvi dual link cable. But my computer has only hdmi and vga connection.
What can i do to get the 120hz then? Do i need a special cable, adapter or something?
[quote name='dashieen' post='565681' date='Jul 15 2009, 11:10 AM']Hi all.
I just bought the new samsung syncmaster 2233rz. It is able to do 120hz if u use a dvi dual link cable. But my computer has only hdmi and vga connection.
What can i do to get the 120hz then? Do i need a special cable, adapter or something?
[quote name='dashieen' post='565681' date='Jul 15 2009, 11:10 AM']Hi all.
I just bought the new samsung syncmaster 2233rz. It is able to do 120hz if u use a dvi dual link cable. But my computer has only hdmi and vga connection.
What can i do to get the 120hz then? Do i need a special cable, adapter or something?
Boss it wont work with ATI cards you have to get 8800 up nvidia cards for this. I know this because i just upgraded the pc for the 3d vision i still did not get chance to work on it properly but i got GTX275 card which works perfect.
Boss it wont work with ATI cards you have to get 8800 up nvidia cards for this. I know this because i just upgraded the pc for the 3d vision i still did not get chance to work on it properly but i got GTX275 card which works perfect.
[quote name='dashieen' post='565681' date='Jul 15 2009, 11:10 AM']EDIT: I dont got the glasses. it is just so i can play with 120hz in counter-strike for example.[/quote]
That's actually a decent question, although it was a bit funny to ask on an nVidia message board about an nVidia product as to why your ATI card doesn't work. :-)
Most of us here are familiar with our nVidia setups and are attempting to get 3D working properly / better. In other words, this isn't the knowledge base for a question that would be better asked of ATI enthusiasts. I recommend using the ATI forums and see if anyone over there has experimented with the 2233RZ monitor in 120Hz mode. I'm guessing the answer is "Yes", it would work, but you may need an upgraded video card regardless of brand choice.
[quote name='dashieen' post='565681' date='Jul 15 2009, 11:10 AM']EDIT: I dont got the glasses. it is just so i can play with 120hz in counter-strike for example.
That's actually a decent question, although it was a bit funny to ask on an nVidia message board about an nVidia product as to why your ATI card doesn't work. :-)
Most of us here are familiar with our nVidia setups and are attempting to get 3D working properly / better. In other words, this isn't the knowledge base for a question that would be better asked of ATI enthusiasts. I recommend using the ATI forums and see if anyone over there has experimented with the 2233RZ monitor in 120Hz mode. I'm guessing the answer is "Yes", it would work, but you may need an upgraded video card regardless of brand choice.
[quote name='Metyx' post='566859' date='Jul 18 2009, 09:36 AM']That's actually a decent question, although it was a bit funny to ask on an nVidia message board about an nVidia product as to why your ATI card doesn't work. :-)
Most of us here are familiar with our nVidia setups and are attempting to get 3D working properly / better. In other words, this isn't the knowledge base for a question that would be better asked of ATI enthusiasts. I recommend using the ATI forums and see if anyone over there has experimented with the 2233RZ monitor in 120Hz mode. I'm guessing the answer is "Yes", it would work, but you may need an upgraded video card regardless of brand choice.[/quote]
[quote name='Metyx' post='566859' date='Jul 18 2009, 09:36 AM']That's actually a decent question, although it was a bit funny to ask on an nVidia message board about an nVidia product as to why your ATI card doesn't work. :-)
Most of us here are familiar with our nVidia setups and are attempting to get 3D working properly / better. In other words, this isn't the knowledge base for a question that would be better asked of ATI enthusiasts. I recommend using the ATI forums and see if anyone over there has experimented with the 2233RZ monitor in 120Hz mode. I'm guessing the answer is "Yes", it would work, but you may need an upgraded video card regardless of brand choice.
Along with a dual link DVI cable.
The human race divides politically into those who want people to be controlled and those who have no such desire.
I just bought the new samsung syncmaster 2233rz. It is able to do 120hz if u use a dvi dual link cable. But my computer has only hdmi and vga connection.
What can i do to get the 120hz then? Do i need a special cable, adapter or something?
Regards, Dashieen
EDIT: I dont got the glasses. it is just so i can play with 120hz in counter-strike for example.
I just bought the new samsung syncmaster 2233rz. It is able to do 120hz if u use a dvi dual link cable. But my computer has only hdmi and vga connection.
What can i do to get the 120hz then? Do i need a special cable, adapter or something?
Regards, Dashieen
EDIT: I dont got the glasses. it is just so i can play with 120hz in counter-strike for example.
I just bought the new samsung syncmaster 2233rz. It is able to do 120hz if u use a dvi dual link cable. But my computer has only hdmi and vga connection.
What can i do to get the 120hz then? Do i need a special cable, adapter or something?
Regards, Dashieen
What video card do you have?
I just bought the new samsung syncmaster 2233rz. It is able to do 120hz if u use a dvi dual link cable. But my computer has only hdmi and vga connection.
What can i do to get the 120hz then? Do i need a special cable, adapter or something?
Regards, Dashieen
What video card do you have?
Ati Mobility Radeon HD3670
Ati Mobility Radeon HD3670
PC specs: i7 4790k Processor 4 Ghz, Windows 10 64-bit, 18 GB of RAM, a GeForce 1080 Ti GPU, and Oculus Rift.
Boss it wont work with ATI cards you have to get 8800 up nvidia cards for this. I know this because i just upgraded the pc for the 3d vision i still did not get chance to work on it properly but i got GTX275 card which works perfect.
Regards,
Rhino
Boss it wont work with ATI cards you have to get 8800 up nvidia cards for this. I know this because i just upgraded the pc for the 3d vision i still did not get chance to work on it properly but i got GTX275 card which works perfect.
Regards,
Rhino
That's actually a decent question, although it was a bit funny to ask on an nVidia message board about an nVidia product as to why your ATI card doesn't work. :-)
Most of us here are familiar with our nVidia setups and are attempting to get 3D working properly / better. In other words, this isn't the knowledge base for a question that would be better asked of ATI enthusiasts. I recommend using the ATI forums and see if anyone over there has experimented with the 2233RZ monitor in 120Hz mode. I'm guessing the answer is "Yes", it would work, but you may need an upgraded video card regardless of brand choice.
That's actually a decent question, although it was a bit funny to ask on an nVidia message board about an nVidia product as to why your ATI card doesn't work. :-)
Most of us here are familiar with our nVidia setups and are attempting to get 3D working properly / better. In other words, this isn't the knowledge base for a question that would be better asked of ATI enthusiasts. I recommend using the ATI forums and see if anyone over there has experimented with the 2233RZ monitor in 120Hz mode. I'm guessing the answer is "Yes", it would work, but you may need an upgraded video card regardless of brand choice.
Most of us here are familiar with our nVidia setups and are attempting to get 3D working properly / better. In other words, this isn't the knowledge base for a question that would be better asked of ATI enthusiasts. I recommend using the ATI forums and see if anyone over there has experimented with the 2233RZ monitor in 120Hz mode. I'm guessing the answer is "Yes", it would work, but you may need an upgraded video card regardless of brand choice.[/quote]
Along with a dual link DVI cable.
Most of us here are familiar with our nVidia setups and are attempting to get 3D working properly / better. In other words, this isn't the knowledge base for a question that would be better asked of ATI enthusiasts. I recommend using the ATI forums and see if anyone over there has experimented with the 2233RZ monitor in 120Hz mode. I'm guessing the answer is "Yes", it would work, but you may need an upgraded video card regardless of brand choice.
Along with a dual link DVI cable.
The human race divides politically into those who want people to be controlled and those who have no such desire.
--Robert A. Heinlein