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Hey all, i decided to get a 24" HD monitor for my Hackintosh to look more like a imac, the monitor works fine on dvi and vga output, the video is fine, minimizing etc.

 

When I tried it with the HDMI coming from the Nvidia 9800gtx, i was dissapointed, quality is amazing, but the minimizing and restoring, dashboard etc, is all choppy.

 

Can anyone help me with this? is it a problem? or something i should change.

Thanks

James

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Just use DVI and be happy, it's the same thing.

 

You can't get audio over HDMI on a Mac or Hackintosh anyway, and that's practically the only difference between DVI and HDMI. Well that, and the Digital Rights Management {censored}.

Just use DVI and be happy, it's the same thing.

 

You can't get audio over HDMI on a Mac or Hackintosh anyway, and that's practically the only difference between DVI and HDMI.

 

Really? it's just the HDMI, seemed alot better quality, or maybe my eyes can't tell

I admit that I haven't studied the subject for more than a couple of minutes but from what I've read the digital signal used in HDMI and DVI is exactly the same.

 

I don't think it's your cables, I guess cable quality don't make much of a difference (if any) when it's a digital connection.

 

Maybe the monitor does some kind of picture enhancement when using one input and not when using the other? Test again and try going through the menus and see if it enables stuff like 'gaming mode' or something. And of course make sure that you're running it at its native resolution.

I admit that I haven't studied the subject for more than a couple of minutes but from what I've read the digital signal used in HDMI and DVI is exactly the same.

 

I don't think it's your cables, I guess cable quality don't make much of a difference (if any) when it's a digital connection.

 

Maybe the monitor does some kind of picture enhancement when using one input and not when using the other? Test again and try going through the menus and see if it enables stuff like 'gaming mode' or something. And of course make sure that you're running it at its native resolution.

 

Thanks for the reply, and i think i'll just stick on DVI, but thanks for your help and advice, i've gone into the monitor's settings and changed to gaming mode on hdmi and it didn't make a difference to the video quality.

 

 

Thanks anyway

James

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