Team Hardware Venezuela

contreras escribió:yo no observo ninguna diferencia de dvi a vga, en todo caso seria la comodidad de conectar a vgas sin tener que usar el conversor pero del resto es igual.

jagr21 escribió:

contreras escribió:yo no observo ninguna diferencia de dvi a vga, en todo caso seria la comodidad de conectar a vgas sin tener que usar el conversor pero del resto es igual.

Me alegra leer eso

Yo supongo que si hay alguna diferencia, debe ser mínima.

DVI - information goes directly from your video card to your monitor. The color of each pixel on your monitor is calculated by your video card and then sent as digital information to your monitor so that no conversion is necessary. An LCD monitor simply reads this information and displays it directly

VGA - Information is converted from digital to [red,green,blue] format. Some accuracy and time is lost in this converstion. How much is lost depends on the monitor's conversion hardware.

Image Quality:

On a CRT monitor, there is no real image quality difference between DVI and VGA. This is because a CRT is natively based on the [red,green,blue] format for displaying each pixel.

On an LCD, you will notice a difference between the 2 formats if you look hard enough. Different LCDs will handle the conversion differently. You may start to see dithering, banding, "dancing pixels" and blander/incorrect colors when using vga on an LCD. The larger the LCD/resolution the more you will notice these differences.

DVI also has a faster data transfer rate, which means that the higher the resolution, the worse the input lag will be if you use VGA. This is very important if you play fast(twitch) shooter games.

Finally, VGA only contains the color information for your monitor's image. DVI includes more than that. That's why when you connect using DVI, you don't have to adjust your monitor's image position, phase, and clock corrections to sync. It contains exactly how/what your video card wants to display.

If you hook up your LCD with VGA, you will notice that several monitor adjustments become available were they were not under DVI. That is because DVI carries all the information your monitor needs to configure itself where as VGA does not.

trooperman escribió:Con la conexión DVI se visualizan mejor las fuentes en pantalla, si utilizas tu monitor para lectura, te convendría DVI, del resto creo que no deberías angustiarte por eso mi pana! Disfruta tu monitor nuevo!!

ThePhoenixBird escribió:
Todo depende de tu monitor, si es CRT o TFT (LCD)

On an LCD, you will notice a difference between the 2 formats if you look hard enough.

trooperman escribió:Con la conexión DVI se visualizan mejor las fuentes en pantalla, si utilizas tu monitor para lectura, te convendría DVI, del resto creo que no deberías angustiarte por eso mi pana! Disfruta tu monitor nuevo!!

appalex39 escribió:x2, ya me acostumbre a la imagen que me da el dvi y cuando cambio a vga SI noto las letras mas difusas.

jagr21 escribió:

appalex39 escribió:x2, ya me acostumbre a la imagen que me da el dvi y cuando cambio a vga SI noto las letras mas difusas.

Pero sólo notas la diferencia en las letras?

tony1329 escribió:Ese modelo se ve bien pitbull, soibre todo por la tecnologia LED y el DVI, que como nota curiosa este puerto esta escaso en las tiendas venezolanas ...

p1t3ull escribió:Ahorita tengo un monitor lcd con dvi, pienso en comprarme un led pero vga full hd, es lo que tengo duda, si ese cambio sera para mejor o es lo mismo o peor?