Category Archives: Gaming Part

Generally most of the inexpensive small LCD screen can’t go up to even the standard 640×480 VGA resolution. Again, this system should be able to handle titles at 4K resolution as well. For the most part, all of the cables … Read More »

Remember to take it one step at a time, and to remain consistent. SteelSeries ties the knot with the industry-standard one-millisecond response time, and there are a total of seven customizable buttons around the mouse. The 11 customizable buttons and … Read More »

This device increases the signal strength from a VGA port thus eliminating the need for long bulky cables. Well then, using a look at each of these affordable laptops for gaming and choosing the one which is deemed as the … Read More »

In addition, plug another electrical equipment into the power outlet to check if the outlet is working normally. AMD is currently working on its own solution to DLSS, but only Nvidia RTX GPUs currently support the technology. I did eventually … Read More »

Bitluni’s Lab was able to coax a VGA signal through an ESP32 using a bunch of resistors, external DACs, and some slick programming. If you look hard enough in the used market, you will definitely come across Full HD, flat-screen … Read More »

Some have VGA support. No consoles support this, but you can get converters. If you’d like a mouse that can charge wirelessly with a wider variety of mouse pads (and more), consider Qi charging mice, like the Corsair Dark Core … Read More »

If you find a yellow exclamation by the Standard VGA Graphics Adapter entry under Display Adapter in your Device Manager, it generally indicates that a Standard VGA Graphics Adapter update is needed. An 18K DPI optical sensor accompanies the standard … Read More »

GPU Device Id: 0x10DE 0x2503 Version: 94.06.14.00.FC PG190 SKU 60 VGA BIOS MSINV397MH.320 Copyright (C) 1996-2021 NVIDIA Corp. GPU Device Id: 0x10DE 0x13F9 Version: 84.04.9B.00.06 GM204 P2754 SKU 502 VGA BIOS Copyright (C) 1996-2016 NVIDIA Corp. You’ll also need a … Read More »

Of course, this kind of CPU or VGA damage does not occur every time, or with every brand of motherboard or PC. When it comes to the CPU there is no need to really worry about it unless you plan … Read More »

The cinema used VGA splitters to control the signs and displays in the building. Back in February, Bitluni’s Lab detailed how to pump VGA video from an ESP32 microcontroller using a bunch of resistors, some external DACs, and a little … Read More »