2007-07-14, 23:32
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A song cannot be spoken..
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CoL0rs........
well i have a full hd support monitor and my system supports a 32 mb video card. The problem is that when i try to put it on 32- bit mode it only shows 24...
my video card supports 32 bit . why is it only 24????? really complicated stuff..... 
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2007-07-15, 00:01
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Fuwaaa~~~
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Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Indonesia
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32mb of Vram? Well i guess in higher resolution, the number of color supported by a graphic card is decreasing. Full HD means 1920x1080 right? I think 32MB of Vram is a little bit (maybe way) too small for it...
Anyway can you state your monitor and graphic card type? Don't tell me it's onboard/shared memory...
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2007-07-15, 00:45
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Fuwaaa~~~
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Umm... that's why i'm asking you your monitor type, and you vga card type...
Anyway is that true that there's full HD 19" monitor? I mean is it really 1920x1080 pixels? My new viewsonic 17" widescreen only shows 1440x900...
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2007-07-15, 07:41
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AS Ojiisan
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Location: Akutabe Detective Agency
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The memory may not support all combinations of resolutions and "pixel depth" (number of colors) that the card can theoretically generate. Others may object, but I don't see much reason for more than 24-bit color since most studies shows humans can't detect more colors than that. I'd just use the highest resolution available at that depth.
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