Will this work for display resolution of 352x240?
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I don't know about the 352x240, but we use it with a security camera and the wireless controller works fine.
2229211
It should. I've never had a resolution issue when using this switcher. Analogue adapters like this usually don't cause those types of problems.
1481737
Yes it would be. You can use either a displayport to mini displayport cable, or since it is only 1080p, you can use an adapter.
579808
Yes, depending on which Dvi you're using, (there are several types) there is usually a higher resolution than you would get from a VGA cable.
798496
This would be determined by your video card. The port will work fine. Look up your video card and review the resolutions it supports.
707042
HiThank you for your interest.If you use compatible graphic card, it support any other resolution.Please let us know your graphic card.We will check the compatibility.Thanks.
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Yes it should be able to, I used to have it on a 1920x 1080 monitor, which is full HD.
762581
your monitor must be 1600x1200. it can go up to 1980x1080 only if the monitor has said resolution.
1474662
It should work but display in 1080p with poor scaling. Not that it is my business but why use a single input monitor if it will prevent you from using it on your PC. Consider a 1080p monitor or the Qnix monitors with multi inputs
529112
Hi Thank you for your interest but I'm sorry Intergrated(on-board) graphic chip can not support 2560x1440 resolution directly. So we can't guarantee the compatibility. Thanks.
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It supports VGA, DVI, HDMI so if you have a converter into these it would work.
576515
I would use a DisplayPort to DVI-D adapter, especially since the monitor requires DVI-D for high resolutions. I would think splitting it would reduce the video bandwidth or bits per pixel.
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My only concern is the item may not support the resolutions of the monitors. It will be OK if it's recommended resolutions: 720p@50Hz/60Hz, 1080p@50Hz/60Hz.
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I couldn't tell you. None of the literature that came with it mentions the resolution or whether it's configurable or not. It's works very well. That's all I CAN tell you.
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No... You have to use something like DisplayPort in order to get full resolution . That's what I use... Works great... In my situation though, my video card has Display-port outputs. If yours does not, I'm not sure if you can achieve full res.
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I think the sample I have outputs 16:9 on a one year old TV. There maybe a way to adjust this. For now I can only find a switch for number of pixels. I hope this helps.
1844776
This will not work for a 23" monitor, you will need at least a 90W adapter. The 65W is for the 20" monitor.