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Hello everyone, I have a few questions to ask about hooking up an external monitor to my máy tính with the lid being closed. I am about to order a 21.5″ 1ms gaming monitor to my máy tính, the máy tính will be closed inside my desk. My current máy tính display is 1366×768 and it is like 15″ or something in that ballpark. The display I bought is 1920 x 1080, will that be an issue for FPS. I also bought a cheapy wired gaming keyboard for like $60. My main worry is that I will lose a lot of FPS while playing games. I do not want to not be able to play games just because of the display and I really need to use this display. I know that I need to change the power settings so it does nothing, and I know to completely stop the máy tính display from doing anything. I just want to know if there will be a significant drop in FPS. If it does, please, please, please give me a solution on how to make it not lag while I am gaming.

Thank you all for the solutions I am hoping to be getting pretty soon.

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Ugh, yeah that’s a really low-end GPU. I believe even the latest Intel integrated graphics is faster. As others have stated, running the native resolution is best. If you run the trò chơi a resolution which doesn’t match the monitor’s resolution, it will scale the image. The better monitor scalers do a fairly good job, but it will result in the image appearing blurrier especially along lines and sharp edges. You probably won’t mind in photo-realistic games like CSGO. But games which use sprites or 3D pseudo-sprites like LoL will look blurry due to the scaling. (Minecraft is already horribly blocky so you likely won’t even notice.) As PhysX_HW suggests., try running the games on your current display a lower resolution to see what scaling does to their appearance. You can decide if you can live with that.

Another alternative is to get a 1440p monitor. That’s 2560×1440 resolution, so will scale a 1280×720 image exactly 2:1, thus avoiding the blurriness. Unfortunately, I don’t think you they come any smaller than 25″. So you’d be spending extra money on a monitor when you really should be spending it on a better computer.

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Well, calculating more pixels needs more power, and as you’d have twice as many of them, you would get 50-65% of the original performance, depending on the trò chơi, when comparing 1366×768 and 1920×1080 the same settings. You can play in 1366×768 in the new monitor, which I don’t recommend as the scaling would make the image look blurry, so you could just lower the settings, details etc. if your FPS dips below 60. There is no other, magical solution for this. You simply need more power to drive more pixels.

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We’ll need to know the máy tính’s specifications to estimate performance.

You don’t necessary have to have the máy tính lid closed, you can tell it to only display on the one monitor. I know a few Lenovo models that have better cooling with the lid open.

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I have an AMD A8-7410 processor and Radeon R5 graphics. I only play games like Minecraft, League of Legends, Skyrim, CS:GO.

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the máy tính will be closed inside my desk.

You mean on your desk, not in your desk, right? The máy tính needs access to room air to keep cool. If you put it inside your desk in a drawer, it will gradually heat up the air inside the drawer until it overheats. Especially a gaming máy tính.

My main worry is that I will lose a lot of FPS while playing games. I do not want to not be able to play games just because of the display and I really need to use this display.

1366×768 = 1 megapixels

1920×1080 = 1.98 megapixels So you should expect the framerate to be about cut in half going from 720p to 1080p.

I know that I need to change the power settings so it does nothing, and I know to completely stop the máy tính display from doing anything.

You should also:

■ Check your máy tính’s air vents. Some laptops vent hot air up in front of the screen. If you close the lid, it blocks this air vent, and the máy tính will overheat.

■ Monitor the máy tính’s temperatures the first few times you trò chơi with the lid closed. Some laptops are designed to also vent heat via normal air circulation over the keyboard. Close the lid and it can no longer shed heat that way, and could overheat.

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What if I put the monitor down to 1366×768

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What if I put the monitor down to 1366×768

It would have to upscale the image. It would look like 1024*576 or 800*480 on your current display. You can go ahead and see what those look like right now, but I’d rather lower the settings and keep the native resolution.

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See the problem is that I don’t have the best PC. Do you think with AMD A8-7410 and radon R5 graphics I could still play games like Minecraft League of Legends and like CSGO

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Ugh, yeah that’s a really low-end GPU. I believe even the latest Intel integrated graphics is faster. As others have stated, running the native resolution is best. If you run the trò chơi a resolution which doesn’t match the monitor’s resolution, it will scale the image. The better monitor scalers do a fairly good job, but it will result in the image appearing blurrier especially along lines and sharp edges. You probably won’t mind in photo-realistic games like CSGO. But games which use sprites or 3D pseudo-sprites like LoL will look blurry due to the scaling. (Minecraft is already horribly blocky so you likely won’t even notice.) As PhysX_HW suggests., try running the games on your current display a lower resolution to see what scaling does to their appearance. You can decide if you can live with that.

Another alternative is to get a 1440p monitor. That’s 2560×1440 resolution, so will scale a 1280×720 image exactly 2:1, thus avoiding the blurriness. Unfortunately, I don’t think you they come any smaller than 25″. So you’d be spending extra money on a monitor when you really should be spending it on a better computer.

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I’m going to be building a new system in the near future with the goal of 4k gaming among other things, and I’ve been reading about g-sync, which wasn’t really around much when I built my last system. I’m looking two monitors the moment: Acer 32″ Display Monitor 4K UHD 6ms B326HK

Acer 32″ Display Monitor 4K UHD 4ms XB321HK (predator w/g-sync) Both of these are 60hz monitors. From what I understand, g-sync will be nice to have if I’m not getting 60hz from my GPU’s because I can dip below 60hz and my display will dynamically change the framerate while staying in sync with my gpu’s and thus not be forced to 30hz (vsync) or tearing (seems to happen if you don’t have g/v/không lấy phí-sync).

Now if I have a rig with 2 1080’s in sli, or I wait for a 2080 (supposed to come out in June?), or really I just run any set of GPU’s that can keep up with 60hz in 4k with good settings, can’t I just use v-sync and keep it pegged 60hz because my gpu’s should be able to keep up? I’m not trying to go over 60btw, I don’t think I can tell much of a difference.

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Hello everyone,

I’m currently looking to replace my crappy E-machines 133×768 VGA Monitor with something a little better for gaming. My card is a Gigabyte Radeon R7 250x and was wondering if this monitor:

://.newegg/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824112027

would be ok as an emergency purchase until I can afford something better.

The most demanding trò chơi I play is Fallout 4 and it looks horrible with a low resolution.

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It’s between 720p and 1080p, so a definite improvement, and 5ms isn’t terrible. Not bad for the price.

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I currently have a Dell S2440L Monitor connected to my DVI port on my PC (HP Envy 700-214) Graphics card. I would now like to hook up a 2nd monitor, using my Vizio D24-D1 TV’s HDMI port to my VGA port on my Graphics Card. Researching this, I have found VGA to HDMI converters, with a VGA connector one end and an HDMI connector on the other. Also, the VGA side has a 3.5mm audio wire coming from it to be connected to the sound output port on the PC to provide sound to this TV. Since the sound output now has the PC speakers connected, I assume that I will need a splitter, one for the speakers and one for the new TV monitor?

Can someone confirm that this would work or not, or if there might be an easier and better way?

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no problem all. only reason to run the sound is if you want it to come through the tv. if your pc speakers are fine for all the uses, then no reason to worry about it.

the cable i linked has the audio included but you don’t have to connect it to anything if you don’t want to. just offered the splitter as it answered the first question you asked.

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did you check to see if your TV does have a VGA port? i have found the majority of TV’s still come with them

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[strike]don’t think there is an easier way. you will have to split the sound like you noticed so it goes to the tv and your speakers. that or just use your pc speakers for sound for it all. those cables work fine and will easily give your tv a 1080p signal it can use. won’t be doing any gaming on the tv like that but movies and such will work fine. the cable should be cheap so not a big giảm giá really. i bought such a cable years ago that was dvd-i to hdmi and i think i paid $12 for a 20 ft one. the splitter should be pretty cheap as well. since it is a normal headphone jack, a simple $2 headphone splitter is all you’d need. nothing digital or anything pricey going on there. get those couple cheap items and you’ll be good to go [/strike]

edit: your tv does have a vga port on it. so all you’d need is the audio splitter for sound and a long vga cable. even easier well that and a long sound cable to get to the tv

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did you check to see if your TV does have a VGA port? i have found the majority of TV’s still come with them

My TV does have a VGA port, but in my research most advise that a straight port to port cable generally will not work unless there is a converter in between. Possibly they mean when the ports are different types that a conversion is needed? If VGA to VGA works, then sound needs to be output from PC to sound input on TV using 3.5mm cable, right?

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did you check to see if your TV does have a VGA port? i have found the majority of TV’s still come with them

My TV does have a VGA port, but in my research most advise that a straight port to port cable generally will not work unless there is a converter in between. Possibly they mean when the ports are different types that a conversion is needed? If VGA to VGA works, then sound needs to be output from PC to sound input on TV using 3.5mm cable, right?

there would be an RCA type output for audio for the VGA port. this point i would go to the vizio website and tải về a copy of your tv’s manual

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I am just rethinking the sound cable, that all of the PC sound now goes to the speakers via the output port. As my first monitor does not have sound to it, why the second monitor would need sound cabled to it either? Wouldn’t it be ok just connecting just the VGA cable to the TV for the video, letting the speakers provide the sound?

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no problem all. only reason to run the sound is if you want it to come through the tv. if your pc speakers are fine for all the uses, then no reason to worry about it.

the cable i linked has the audio included but you don’t have to connect it to anything if you don’t want to. just offered the splitter as it answered the first question you asked.

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