24" full HD LCD monitor and videocard ATI Radeon x1650 Pro DDR3 or DDR2? Very urgent!

I'm sorry for the urgency but tomorrow morning I have to clear my
ideas.
In your opinion can I use the videocard ATI Radeon x1650 Pro DDR3 or
DDR2 with a 24" full HD LCD monitor ?
Will the monitor lost the image quality?
Have I to purcase a videocard with better feature?
Thanks

On Sun, 15 Apr 2007 15:37:14 +0200
ulixi@emmail.it wrote:

> I'm sorry for the urgency but tomorrow morning I have to clear my
> ideas.
> In your opinion can I use the videocard ATI Radeon x1650 Pro DDR3 or
> DDR2 with a 24" full HD LCD monitor ?
> Will the monitor lost the image quality?
> Have I to purcase a videocard with better feature?
> Thanks

The phrase "full HD" is without meaning, but for experiences
with ATI cards and high resolution LCDs, you might want
to read: http://home.att.net/~Tom.Horsley/easy-linux.html

It is mainly for linux, but I've had problems with Windows
as well (and the pointers I give to other bug reports seem
to indicate I am not alone).

My monitor is high resolution LCD 24". It is Samsung SyncMaster 244T
I am an inexperienced boy and I don't understand english fine,
therefore I don't understand well the page of your link.
I'm sorry. Can you explain better with easy words?
Thanks



>The phrase "full HD" is without meaning, but for experiences
>with ATI cards and high resolution LCDs, you might want
>to read: http://home.att.net/~Tom.Horsley/easy-linux.html
>
>It is mainly for linux, but I've had problems with Windows
>as well (and the pointers I give to other bug reports seem
>to indicate I am not alone).

<ulixi@emmail.it> wrote in message
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> I'm sorry for the urgency but tomorrow morning I have to clear my
> ideas.
> In your opinion can I use the videocard ATI Radeon x1650 Pro DDR3 or
> DDR2 with a 24" full HD LCD monitor ?

Yes.

> Will the monitor lost the image quality?

No.

> Have I to purcase a videocard with better feature?

Most 24" LCD monitors I've seen have native resolutions of 1920x1200. The
X1650 Pro has no problems running a 2D desktop and playing videos at that
resolution. If you want to play the newest 3D games, the X1650 Pro likely
won't offer sufficient 3D performance.

--
"War is the continuation of politics by other means.
It can therefore be said that politics is war without
bloodshed while war is politics with bloodshed."

Thanks alot for your news.
A last question please? In your opinion for HDV editing (with Edius NX
card) is it better the X1950XT Pro or is it suficient the X1650 Pro?
thanks ahain



>> In your opinion can I use the videocard ATI Radeon x1650 Pro DDR3 or
>> DDR2 with a 24" full HD LCD monitor ?
>
>Yes.
>
>> Will the monitor lost the image quality?
>
>No.
>
>> Have I to purcase a videocard with better feature?
>
>Most 24" LCD monitors I've seen have native resolutions of 1920x1200. The
>X1650 Pro has no problems running a 2D desktop and playing videos at that
>resolution. If you want to play the newest 3D games, the X1650 Pro likely
>won't offer sufficient 3D performance.

There's no such thing as the X1950XT Pro, only the X1950XT or X1950 Pro. :-)

For HD video editing, the X1650 Pro is good enough.

However, from your other post, if you can find the X1950 Pro for the same
price as the X1650 Pro, get the X1950 obviously. :-)

--
"War is the continuation of politics by other means.
It can therefore be said that politics is war without
bloodshed while war is politics with bloodshed."


<ulixi@emmail.it> wrote in message
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> Thanks alot for your news.
> A last question please? In your opinion for HDV editing (with Edius NX
> card) is it better the X1950XT Pro or is it suficient the X1650 Pro?
> thanks ahain
>
>
>
>>> In your opinion can I use the videocard ATI Radeon x1650 Pro DDR3 or
>>> DDR2 with a 24" full HD LCD monitor ?
>>
>>Yes.
>>
>>> Will the monitor lost the image quality?
>>
>>No.
>>
>>> Have I to purcase a videocard with better feature?
>>
>>Most 24" LCD monitors I've seen have native resolutions of 1920x1200. The
>>X1650 Pro has no problems running a 2D desktop and playing videos at that
>>resolution. If you want to play the newest 3D games, the X1650 Pro likely
>>won't offer sufficient 3D performance.