When I connect the Y splitter to my two monitors it fixes the resolution at 1024x768, it should be 1280x1024, why?
1147209
I have no idea about this cable. I used it for sharing a monitor within two computers but it did not work. I mean I used it backward with one computer turn on at a time.
1079175
The splitter should be attached to your computer and the wires run from your monitor into the corresponding connection on the splitter. If there is something that you are missing it is the wires.
385703
I've been using it in my monitor native resolution, which is 1920X1080. As it is a digital cable, I see no reason why it wouldn't work at higher resolutions, but haven't tried it.
323032
no, you can get a special adapter and split the two monitors. it only has one hdmi port, no dvi or vga connections so if you want good resolution you need a graphics card with two ports i would recommend getting a dedicated graphics card with two ports,, if you split each monitor would be splitting up the resolution because it would be a single output stretched across two monitors, i use one and it works fine, and windows 8.1 comes preinstalled, dell and windows will automatically update it for you,, if you want Microsoft office you have to pay $70 for it and there's an app for that.
1056442
I had mine hooked up to a tv and monitor and had to compromise on resolution because the TV was at a slightly lower resolution.
184873
You need a Y splitter. When I ordered mine, they sent it with the PC. Amazon has some that very inexpensive.
1280906
I couldn't tell, my monitor doesn't support 1080p! In the end I sent it back and bought a 75ft VGA cable and a new 1080p monitor for the same price.
1409102
I had my monitor set for 1920x1080 (HDMI) with no problem. Anything above that is unknown.
1126167
i cannot answer the question: i returned this due to issues with quality of the signal to my television. a computer monitor worked okay, but the TV, which was supposedly the same resolution as the monitor.
1044898
What goes in comes out on each port. There is no switching - it sends to both ports. Splitters replicate and regenerate the signal not split the signal to something less than it was before. There is no drop down from 1080 to 720 if that is what you mean. You will experience more data loss issues in the cables you select and the length. HDMI is very sensitive to both of those. For regular HDMI cables, two 6ft HDMI cables and a splitter in the middle will do better than a single 12ft HDMI cable for example.
2072710
You can try changing resolution of your PC. The native resolution for this monitor is 1680x1050.
2044256
Unfortunately no simply because it's not a spliter. There is a tiny switch on it to change from the HD mode and standard. It's one or the other.
50771
Should work, using an 2 way hdmi splitter - and go to 2 displays instead of one on that output. Both displays will show the same picture, and will synchronize to the lowest resolution ( for ex. you have a 720 and 1080 display- will display 720 on both). Good luck.
2041415
Duplicating the screen means that you display the exact same picture on both monitors - this means that you can go only as high as the highest resolution on the lowest resolution monitor. The adapter has nothing to do with this.
2169360
I don't know. The second monitor I added to my computer was an older Dell with a resolution of 1280 x 1024.
762581
your monitor must be 1600x1200. it can go up to 1980x1080 only if the monitor has said resolution.
2227356
No, it won't. This splitter allows you to see the same picture on 2 monitors. Unless that's what you're trying to do, it won't help you.