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Gateway GeForce4 Ti 4600G,  Graphic Card

Support for wide screen monitor

posted by nvmonty on Jan 20, 2008


My original Gateway FPD1830 monitor is dead and I'd like to replace it with a 19" or 20" LCD widescreen monitor. Native resolution for these is 1440 x 900 or 1680 x 1050.
With updated drivers can the original Gateway GeForce4 Ti 4600G serve the newer high-resolution monitors? If not, what is the least expensive replacement graphics card that would work?
My old Gateway 500 xl has 3 PCI and one AGP slots. Don't remember whether the Gateway graphics card is PCI or AGP-- in any event, the newer PCI-ex cards won't work.

Thanks!
Jon

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posted on Jan 21, 2008
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1600 × 1200 32-bit color is the maximum resolutions of u're video card. And the native resolution of the monitors is the highest resolution supported by them, so there is no worry, u can use the video card u have ... !

http://support.gateway.com/s/VIDCARD/VisionTEk/6002239/6002239sp3.shtml

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