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VGA to DVI converter...
So my PC died on me the other day...
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UT99, UT2004, Quake 3, The Sims, Quake Wars, CoD 4 Modern Warfare, Doom 3, Quake 4, Sim City 4, more to list.
All of them are playable on 13" MacBook Pro.
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VGA to DVI converter...
Re-read my post again. Why need VGA to DVI converter if Mac Pro don't have VGA? It dont make any sense to me.
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If old monitors only support VGA so need DVI to VGA converter.
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The ugly way if your monitor only connects to VGA, is to use DVI connector from the VGA to DVI converter... but I know what you're talking about. :|
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that's what I am talking about.
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LED is not old monitor. It just come out in last year. I believe. Why should LED come with VGA from last year?
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I means LCD monitors with VGA input only like before 2004.
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Well, LED don't have VGA at all. Alex never said LCD but LED. So that's mean LED use DVI.
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Yes, I don't get it that Jake told Alex about VGA convert the VGA cord for Alex's LED monitor.
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Yes, I don't get it that Jake told Alex about VGA convert the VGA cord for Alex's LED monitor.
I dunno, he may be weird guy or possibly sense of humor.
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Allow me sir, to correct my comment - I didn't see the LED part.Yes, I don't get it that Jake told Alex about VGA convert the VGA cord for Alex's LED monitor.
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No... Alex ASKED if he could use his OLDER monitor with his Mac.
No... Alex ASKED if he could use his OLDER monitor with his Mac.
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No, he don't exactly said that.
Again, Like I said LED monitor just came out from last year or so. So, that's mean he have already have OLD led monitor which it don't have VGA anymore. Mac and LED are DVI monitor and both should work without problem.
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The Highlander is correct.
Quote from Alex's post.
My answer would be yes if they have DVI input.
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Sorry dude!
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My old Dell LCD monitor used DVI input, so I should be OK connecting to my new Mac Pro when it comes, right? Cool.
In my first post, I said Dell LED when it should've been LCD. There's little difference between the two (LED vs LCD), correct?
In my first post, I said Dell LED when it should've been LCD. There's little difference between the two (LED vs LCD), correct?
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LCD vs LED - has a difference, yes.
and I knew the old monitor would be LCD somehow.
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