Upgrade to a new TFT monitor

Discussion in 'Computers, Hardware, and Operating Systems' started by G0GQK, Mar 15, 2007.

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  1. G0GQK

    G0GQK Ham Member QRZ Page

    I have a computer which I bought in 2000 running on Windows 98, with a very large and heavy CRT monitor.
    Would I be able to use a new, slimmer, lighter, TFT monitor with my PC ?

    Mel G0GQK
     
    G0GQK, Mar 15, 2007
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  2. AC0H

    AC0H Ham Member QRZ Page

    Probably.
    A circa 2000 computer more than likely has a video system with 15 pin VGA output. The new flat panel LCD's usually have both a VGA and DVI (new format) input.
     
    AC0H, Mar 15, 2007
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  3. KB3NDN

    KB3NDN Ham Member QRZ Page

    you would have no problem as long as it has vga as stated above and even if it doesnt they make a converter.
     
    KB3NDN, Mar 16, 2007
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  4. G0GQK

    G0GQK Ham Member QRZ Page

    Hello, and thanks for your replies. As I know absolutely nothing about computers, I half expected to be told that a new flat replacement monitor would be incompatible with my now old computer. I shall now make a visit to a computer shop and ask about it.

    Kind regards, Mel
     
    G0GQK, Mar 16, 2007
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