can it extend, for higher video graphic ?
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I don't know what "higher video graphic" means -- I'm a still photographer. The unit has a maximum reach of 10". Its an inexpensive device, but mine has good integrity and utility -- I use it to hold off-shoe flashes, reflectors, etc. If yours breaks, you can probably return it for a refund or replacement.HTH
1725792
I use it to hold a 7 inch lilliput monitor to the side of my tripod when filming football. And it works great. Have set it to a number of angles and extensions and it is steady.
1725793
No, not at all. Both arm and cramp are very disfunctuonal. They broke instantaneously. It was total waste of the money. It was a lesson for me that buying cheap stuff makes you lose more money.
1725794
You can straighten it out by loosing the center knob & mount it as a straight pole to get higher viewing on a Tri Pod. This has very week ball joints, so I wouldn't put any thing to heavy on it.If this is mounted to my Tri Pod with my Lilliput monitor on it, it will lean to one side or the other. I wish I had returned mine.
414350
Not sure why not. I used it to extend my webcam cable so I can put in the window.
2089897
Doubtful... I will have to say no. I haven't installed one but from the looks of it, a full length video card wouldn't fit.
373148
probably limited by your (you probably have )onboard video card -you can get one and add it hopefully
1722683
As you get into the realm of high definition video you will definitely be pushing the limits of your computer. any details that you can provide regarding graphics card CPU etc. would help isolate the problem
1054596
yes, as long as the resolution of the video is 3840 x 2160 and not 4096 x 2160
1622938
Of course, there are media players that allow one to alter the aspect ratio. VLC media player, for example. The monitor just plays whatever the computer tells it.
662055
Yes you can but depending on your internal components it may cramp things a bit. I've got a fairly large Radeon R9 video card and it took some adjusting to keep all the cords free of the extra side fans.
770965
Not on the higher setting but I bet u can still get a good quality out of it. Need a better video card
1452764
In general you are talking about the video driver application. That depends on the Operating System that you installed.
1760546
If you are talking about Control panel>appearance >display>screen resolution, then yes. It does separately. This card does give you extended display.
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.
849190
I know nothing about max resolutions, but I don't see why VGA isn't just VGA. And you have to push the button.
1458704
As indicated by a previous answer, standard video formats are supported, like 1280 x 1024 for a standard 19" monitor with a 4:3 ratio. Higher definition cards can be plugged in to support larger screens. I have read reports that the Optiplex 755 operates very successfully when higher definition HD controller cards are plugged in.
1535776
Yes. Be aware though that if you have a lot of application windows open the video quality in this extended monitor will degrade.
629029
Not with the onboard video card. I have a 20" 1600x900 emachine monitor. With a better video card you should max it out. This setup is not made for oc.
416605
Yes it should be able to, I used to have it on a 1920x 1080 monitor, which is full HD.