Category Archives: Gaming Part

A good number of VGA card manufacturers are squeezing out a few extra points on their winbench scores by locking up the PCI bus. After boot-up it is possible to switch from the default emulator to another one, making it … Read More »

The newer LCD televisions also come equipped with a VGA connection. The caveat is that this is the lower end variant of Nvidia’s mobile RTX 3080. Specs can and do vary wildly among its laptop GPUs, and especially this one, … Read More »

One option you might want to consider if you don’t quite have enough to get the GT75 or the Acer Predator Helios 300, is the ASUS ROG G531GT. If you’re looking for a very affordable gaming laptop that will give … Read More »

Also available in audio video formats, these extenders have the capability of extending VGA video and audio locally and remotely over Cat5 cables. A microSD card slot and USB port in combination with onboard decoding capability for MP3, AVI, JPEG … Read More »

PCs, MACs and SUNs with VGA video as well as various other VGA video sources such as VHS or DVD players can be operated with these devices. Mylar foil and copper braiding protects the connectors as well as improves data … Read More »

In contrast to HDMI, neither VGA nor DVI supports audio. Therefore, when connecting to a TV, projector or home theater system, you can use an HDMI cable to transmit both audio and video signals, or a VGA/DVI cable to transmit … Read More »

Imagine this scenario: Your PC has a video card with a VGA connection but you’ve recently bought a brand new monitor. DVI can also easily convert to other standards like HDMI and VGA. It is advisable that you should always … Read More »

Adapters also exist that will take in composite video or s-video, and output a conversion of the signal as a standard VGA video signal. 60 Hz Complete frame refreshed 30 times per second PAL: Acronym for “phase alternation by line” … Read More »

Our second version used through-hole components on a PCB, with off-the-shelf daughter boards for the ARM, VGA connector, and SD card connector. Hewlett Packard has been around since before the Second World War, and that historical expertise is evident in … Read More »

To convert NTSC interlaced at 30 frames/second 60 fields per second to VGA which is at 60 complete non-interlaced frames per second requires a simple scan converter. If your VGA cooler just blows air from your case into your GPU’s … Read More »