I have a Mitubishi Diamond Pro 2040u, and I want to get the highest possible quality output out of it at, say, 1600x1200 and 1920x1440 (the max resolution is 2048x1536 @ 75Hz, but I would rarely run it that high). What kind of cables should I use? I have heard that a VGA to BNC breakout connector would give _slightly_ better quality, so I was considering one of these cables from www.bettercables.com.
On a side note, I also need a video card to replace the onboard video that I am temporarily using. I am tempted to get a GeForce 2 GTS, but from what I have heard, the image quality at my high resolutions might be below par (I run a lot more 2D games/apps than 3D, so I don't mind stepping down temporarily to 1024x768 to see better 3D framerates). I am considering buying a G400 MAX or G450, and then upgrading either to a Radeon once stable drivers for Windows 2000 come out (and, if possible, they release the Radeon II), or to a GeForce 2 if image quality improves. Can anyone else suggest a good upgrade path?
On a side note, I also need a video card to replace the onboard video that I am temporarily using. I am tempted to get a GeForce 2 GTS, but from what I have heard, the image quality at my high resolutions might be below par (I run a lot more 2D games/apps than 3D, so I don't mind stepping down temporarily to 1024x768 to see better 3D framerates). I am considering buying a G400 MAX or G450, and then upgrading either to a Radeon once stable drivers for Windows 2000 come out (and, if possible, they release the Radeon II), or to a GeForce 2 if image quality improves. Can anyone else suggest a good upgrade path?
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