Rare to see a HQ DAC in 2023+ MB. These are A620M models with VGA. Most folks used these LE boards with 8700/8600G RDNA2 APU. The MSI one's probably the highest speed/quality I could find. It can do 2048x1536 @50Hz out of the box while others capped at either 1200p/1080p @60Hz. ** https://www.msi. …

Big thanks, @darry. I'm looking forward to either modding a 4090 with internal 500MHz DAC and VGA Bracket from ATi Radeon 9800 Pro or getting a 2025's DP 2.1 to D-sub adapter.

Tiido wrote on 2024-05-13, 22:32: The later cards with VGA use a DP or HDMI to VGA conversion chip and are subject to ~165MHz limit, so no high resolutions and/or refresh rates from those VGA ports. Pascal and Polaris VGA ports are all Limited at ~165MHz ?

Hi guys, i have a Crt Sony GDM F520 monitor. So here is the problem - it works great with radeon 9700 - the image quality is just superb, text and images are very sharp. Voodoo 3\5 - also great. Geforce 6600 - a little bit inferior in terms of sharpness but still good. But i want to push it further …

I recall seeing a rare GTX 1060 3GB with VGA port back in the days. Should've pulled the trigger on it. Pascal was the heaviest Bandwidth compressed architecture of all time which's perfect for IQ testing especially with modern GRD and calibration devices/comparison equipments.

There are only a small handful of screens with interesting resolutions in the 90’s one Compaq 1920x1200 which very interesting and likely very obscure and expensive in its era and about a dozen that had very strange resolutions that were meant primarily as a part of a HD video conferencing device. …

Possible to DiY mod RX 6000-7000s & RTX 2000-3000s' ports? I was looking for a way to connect modern GPU from NV and AMD to pre-2003 CRT and LCD directly without the signal going thru any external adapter/converter.

It’s worth noting that widescreen PC LCD Monitors were very rare before 2003 (Apple being the exception) 2560x1600 is well uncommon at best Only one common PC screen (Dell 3011 series) and Apple Cinema 30 (2004) like that along with a bunch of strange off brand dim portable units From what I can …

SGI 1600SW (1600x1024) in 1998 IBM T220 (3840×2400) in 2001 Are the oldest two I can think of. Bear in mind though, the SGI uses OpenLDI (which hardly anyone used), and the T220 required 2x single link DVI... so in both cases you need special graphics hardware to run them. Also check out the …

I couldn't find it on quick Google search anymore. Was wondering when VA/IPS monitors with respective resolutions first introduced to the world. Anyone with a WayBackMachine LCD archive?