Is NVIDIA Geforce 7600 256MB compatible to Samsung S22A300B LED Monitor

**Mr.Restless !** · 17-10-2011

Hey friends I have question for clarifying my doubts about the capability of my NVIDIA Geforce 7600 256 Mb. Actually the configuration of my computer is almost 9 years old, so I wanted to get clear before making any deal. So here’s the thing that I have found a great deal for Samsung LED monitor 21.5 cm S22A300B model.

My configuration is:

Pentium 4
Operating system Windows XP with Service pack 3
And RAM of 2 GB.
The present monitor I am using is LG FLATRON L1932TQ on a resolution of 1280x1024.
I want to know if that Samsung monitor will run a resolution of 1980x1080.
If no. then what maximum resolution can it run?

**singham2011** · 17-10-2011

I am finding many doubts as I think your mother board looks a somewhat obsolete to support this new LED Samsung Monitor. But NVIDIA Geforce 7600 is a good GPU so it might support.

**Emeryjon** · 17-10-2011

nothing to worry the Samsung S22A300B Led Monitor can definitely run that resolution since the NVIDIA 7600 256MB is capable of running a much higher resolution of 2560x1600 pixels.
The NVIDIA 7600 256MB is capable of running many new launched LED Monitors, by the way you should once check it on the NVIDIA site for the compatibility of your required demands.

**Mr.Restless !** · 17-10-2011

Thanks dude but I have one more question.

I have triple shared controls which have controlled the keyboard, monitor, and Mouse. The one computer in that runs on operating system Windows 7 with Geforce 9500GT 512 MB.

Will even this be compatible enough to run the above mentioned resolution for same Monitor?

**Dixie-R** · 17-10-2011

Because among the 7600GT the 9500 chains Resolution up to the aforesaid spectacles.

The subject in the company of both setups is that as the 9500 is newer, it is proportionally lower to the 7600 in conditions of presentation and mutually systems will struggle with current games particularly due to the amplify in demand of pixel count using the much higher resolution of 1080p versus the 1280 x 1024 as yours used to.

Since your main uses are not centered about gaming, or more particularly, gaming with plenty of eye candy enabled, you will be supplementary than well if you are very soon trying to get more feasible area in regards to your desktop design.

In fact, you may be improved off exchange your GPU's around. Milking the most excellent presentation out of any given pc, old or new, is gifted by appropriate balance of hardware/software configurations in any specified arrangement, i.e. using a GTX580 in a rig that features Win XP, Intel P4 and a 350w PSU is plainly outlandish, similar to put a high presentation turbo charged drive train in a Ford Model t, the Model T is in no way able to hold the distant higher stress produced by the enormous increase in Horsepower. Hence it could crash.