The Ultimate Gaming Equipment Blog
This can make writing a VGA driver rather attractive. From: “Bruce Jones” Subject: RE: SD Systems VDB – 8024 Conversion for VGA Monitor Date: Tue, 30 Sep 2003 09:39:04 -0400 Hello Herb, All is working well with the VDB-8024 modification, … Read More »
In particular, gaming laptops are an excellent option for students or people who work from home or offsite locations but want to be able to game as well. Recently, when I was playing the game Oni on my PlayStation 2 … Read More »
If you need a component video cable to connect an HD15 (also frequently referred to as a “VGA”) plug to three RCA or BNC plugs–to run component video into a projector, for example–we have a couple of options for you. … Read More »
Because VGA card does not supply composite sync signal then the separate sync signals (HSYNC. On the other hand, if you need more cable and dont want to sacrifice quality, then your best bet is an HDMI extender. If you’re … Read More »
Hello Herb, Aside from getting the VDB-8024 driving a VGA monitor, I also improved the firmware back in 1981. One of the outside programmers began using Wordstar for coding on the Zeus80 system I developed. You always draw to the … Read More »
Only those registers that are present and functional on the VGA are given, so if you are seeking information specific to the CGA, EGA, MCGA, or MGA adapters try the Other References section on the home page. No additional software/drivers … Read More »
Check if there is any damage or something inside the port is preventing VGA signal from getting through. Later there will be a patch that allows sharing the keyboard/mouse with dom0. Vista and Windows7 DomU will report a “not fully … Read More »
The fast development of technology has led to the popularity of DVI cables over these VGA cables. There’s a reason Razer’s DeathAdder has sold over ten million units throughout the years – when it comes to ergonomics, there are few … Read More »
In order to get the RGB signals to fit the horizontal and vertical sync, Bitluni tweaked the pixel clock settings a bit, which lowered the resolution but still managed to produce several resolutions- including 320 X 240, 360 X 400, … Read More »
To boot, you need it to display the standard 31.5 kHz VGA text mode. Restart the computer in Safe mode or VGA mode. Google search will get you right to the source and you can simply download and install the … Read More »