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video cards that support 1650x1050 resolution
Hoe do you determine in a video card offered in a dell system supports the new widescreen resolutions? Specifically considering Integrated Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 3100 in a new Dell Insiron 530.
Thank you.
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- Thanks. I don't game at all and have a 22" Envision monitor with recommended 1680x1050 res @ 60Hz. My old machine only supports 1600x1200 but it's really a piece of junk anymore. I'm considering just a low end desktop. I put the specs together via dell for Inspiron 530 and it shows video card as Integrated Intel Graphics Media Accel 3100. I can figure that most modern cards would support the wide screen res, I just want to make sure this one DOES as it's the main reason I'm buying a new system.
- I have a samsung 20" widescreen LCD monitor and I use a eVGA 8800GT video card to power it. It works marvelously. I play a lot of America's Army and I play at 1680x1050 with all the options on highest settings and the card still pegs the game at the maximum framerate that the netplay game engine will allow it (85FPS).
- No gaming.. EVERThan you do not need a top of the line video card. A 8600 GT or GTS will work. You can get a 7900 GT card for even less if you wish. But if you just want one game someday that is really graphical intense, than consider a 7950 GT as the least and maybe a 8800 GT as ty_ger mentioned.www.newegg.com has some nice cards in the video card section to think about.
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Posted January 3rd, 2008 22:00
Mine's perfect at 1680x1050 on a 22 inch Dell screen.......plays 720 & 1080 HD movies perfectly aswell. All that from a graphics card that comes free in a Christmas cracker!dr jekyll and M
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Posted January 4th, 2008 08:00
i don't think you should go with ati or intel. for graphics go always with nVidia :-)

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Posted January 2nd, 2008 16:00