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    1680x1050 external monitor

    Discussion in 'Dell' started by riahmatic, Jul 14, 2007.

  1. riahmatic

    riahmatic Notebook Enthusiast

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    Would the 8400M GS be able to support a 1680x1050 resolution on an external monitor through VGA?
     
  2. JM

    JM Mr. Misanthrope NBR Reviewer

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    Yes.

    (filler).
     
  3. Sirius_GTO

    Sirius_GTO Notebook Deity

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    with ease.
     
  4. sesshomaru

    sesshomaru Suspended Disbelief!

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    Yes.. The VGA would support up to UXGA... 1600x1080 (or WUXGA 1920x1080)...
     
  5. olizzi2

    olizzi2 Notebook Enthusiast

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    would it support 2560x1600 through the hdmi output? really wanna hook up my m1330 to a 30" monitor :)
     
  6. riahmatic

    riahmatic Notebook Enthusiast

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    ah good to know. had to be sure, thanks :]
     
  7. DMAK02

    DMAK02 Notebook Evangelist

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    Oh YEAH! I have a 32" HDTV LCD, but resolution only goes up to 1366x768. Damn...