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From: KlausK on 29 Nov 2007 18:00
I recently bought an LG 47" 47LBX LCD HDTV (absolutely stunning) and want to
hook it up with a Radeon X1950XT graphic card in my PC. The ATI control
panel offers several options for HDTV (e.g., 1080p). Do they matter? Can I
just treat my LG LCD TV as an LCD PC monitor?


From: J. Clarke on 29 Nov 2007 18:22
KlausK wrote:
> I recently bought an LG 47" 47LBX LCD HDTV (absolutely stunning) and
> want to hook it up with a Radeon X1950XT graphic card in my PC. The
> ATI control panel offers several options for HDTV (e.g., 1080p). Do
> they matter? Can I just treat my LG LCD TV as an LCD PC monitor?

The quick answer is maybe. Some hook up to a PC and work fine, others
require that you do some tweaking. Only way to find out for sure is
to try it.

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From: KlausK on 29 Nov 2007 19:01

"J. Clarke" <jclarke.usenet(a)cox.net> wrote in message
news:fini2j0do0(a)news2.newsguy.com...
> KlausK wrote:
>> I recently bought an LG 47" 47LBX LCD HDTV (absolutely stunning) and
>> want to hook it up with a Radeon X1950XT graphic card in my PC. The
>> ATI control panel offers several options for HDTV (e.g., 1080p). Do
>> they matter? Can I just treat my LG LCD TV as an LCD PC monitor?
>
> The quick answer is maybe. Some hook up to a PC and work fine, others
> require that you do some tweaking. Only way to find out for sure is
> to try it.

It has an RGB input. When I hooked it up to my PC via RGB, it was recognized
as an LG TV .

I confugured the rez for my monitor (1920x1200) and the TV (1920x1080) in
CCC. However, the rez doesn't automatically change when I switch between the
two. Maybe, I'll try a DVI-to-HDMI cable.


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