Category Archives: Gaming Part

The USB-C VGA Multiport Adapter allows you to mirror your Mac or iPad Pro display to your VGA-enabled TV or display in up to 1080p HD. Most cameras come equipped with HDMI mini, USB-B or USB-C ports now, so you … Read More »

Several months ago I tried to connect a microcontroller system to a VGA monitor to output data in the form of text. VGA monitors are the commonest form of video output in computers. We are here to talk about the … Read More »

Yes. VGA exhibits comparability. Even using these modes, the video output may not work with some VGA monitors, since some of the modes use horizontal sync frequencies as low as 23 kHz, and normal VGA starts at 31.5 kHz. More … Read More »

Monitor resolution terminology that you might find when shopping for VGA cables. Redragon might not be the first brand you think of when shopping for the a new gaming keyboard but that doesn’t mean it can’t knock about with the … Read More »

Vga configures a VGA controller for various display sizes and depths. The responsive 15.6-inch display is standard HD at 1366 x 768 resolution powered by integrated Intel HD 620 graphics. The 11th Gen Intel Core CPU and options for an … Read More »

Moving on to gaming, we first run Rise of the Tomb Raider at 1920×1080 resolution set to Very High and in DX11 mode. Rise of the Tomb Raider is fairly old at this point, though. With the MSI GE76 Raider … Read More »

Still, VGA ports are present in most devices even today. Nokia has become a prominent company in the present world by its unmatchable efficiency in the mobile phone industry. They are present in devices such as computer graphics cards, laptops, … Read More »

The VGA has four planes, and for each pixel, and each plane holds one bit of each pixel drawn. I’ve taken to switching the mouse into Endurance mode when I’m just doing standard browsing/email stuff, and it’s a bit cumbersome … Read More »

Towards the connections, this gaming notebook features a complete connectivity features and ports which include Wi-Fi 802.11 abg/n, Bluetooth v4.0, WiDi, Gigabit LAN, VGA ports, HDMI, 2 USB ports v.3.0, 2 USB ports v.2.0, headset out, microphone in, multi-card slot … Read More »

Each of these tasks is device specific, and hence, the device driver must contain the ISR, which is registered with the system kernel, so that it may be called at Interrupt time. The discovery was casually made several months ago, … Read More »