DVI, VGA, does it make a big difference?

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I am interested in AIW 9600 pro, but it does NOT have a DVI output, it has
only analog VGA connectors, does it matter?
Will DVI produce a noticeable better image than VGA?
 
It does on my LCD. It has both inputs as does my 9800 Pro. I tried it both ways, and found the DVI much better.

Steve
OldManCompute
 
How much better?
Could you be a little bit more specific?

Steve Colburn said:
It does on my LCD. It has both inputs as does my 9800 Pro. I tried it
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both ways, and found the DVI much better.
 
Now there is a tough thing to explain! Lets put it this way, I would NOT buy a card that did not have DVI output, nor would I buy a
monitor (LCD) that did not have DVI input.

YMMV

Steve
OldManCompute
 
I am interested in AIW 9600 pro, but it does NOT have a DVI output, it has
only analog VGA connectors, does it matter?
Will DVI produce a noticeable better image than VGA?
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The DVI becomes important on 18" and bigger LCD displays - the bigger,
the more ya need it.

I hooked a 24" Samsung to two computers with same video cards (The
goal config)... the screen looked sweet on the VGA.... but once you
switch to the DVI port .... W O W ! ! !

SOme 17" have DVI ports, any GOOD 19" display will have it.


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