On Sunday 22 May 2005 17:52, Boleslaw Ciesielski wrote: > Matt Mossholder wrote: > > It's my understanding that this is a limitation of HDMI/DVI, not > > something that Samsung chose not to implement. It doesn't support > > enough bandwidth to do 1080p. > > This is not true. There are several LCD monitors (e.g. Dell 2405FP) > that support 1920x1200 (progressive of course) over DVI. It requires > the "reduced blanking interval", but still within the spec.
Exactly. I'm sitting right in front of one of these LCDs, and it works with 154MHz pixel clock for [EMAIL PROTECTED] (The limit of DVI is either 165MHz or 170MHz). I can play Quake 3A at that resolution, but for Doom3, the GPU performance is not enough (I don't have and need a gaming graphics card). Bigger monitors like Apples 30" or IBMs highres panel need a dual-link DVI connector (in the case of IBM, they also reduce the update frequency to 30Hz to drive 9 megapixel). -- Bernd Paysan "If you want it done right, you have to do it yourself" http://www.jwdt.com/~paysan/
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