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1360x768 via VGA, but only 1280x720 (720p) via HDMI?
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When i connect the tv/monitor via VGA (DVI to VGA adapter) i can set resolution to 1360x768 however when I connect via HDMI (DVI to HDMI adapter) I can only get 720p- is what the tv shows, 1280x720 is the highest resolution available on the display options on PC.
As my vcard has only DVI/S-vid out and my set only has vga/HDMI in, I cannot simply run an HDMI/DVI/or VGA straight from source to set. I read that DVI/HDMI adapter does not reduce quality since both signals are digital.
Why the lower res on the digital signal when it's supposed to be superior?
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- TV guyLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
1280x720 is what is called CE timing/resolution
1368x768 is PC timing resolution.
Your PC card simply does not support all possible PC resolution/timings via HDMI.
