NVIDIA GeForce 9300 / nForce 730i

netonnet

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I am buying a computer that comes with ASUS Pundit P4-P5N9300, Socket-775 GeForce 9300, DDR2, VGA, SATAII, GBLAN, Cardreader. My questions is: does "NVIDIA GeForce 9300 / nForce 730i" support 1920x1080 resolution?
 

Acanthus

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I am buying a computer that comes with ASUS Pundit P4-P5N9300, Socket-775 GeForce 9300, DDR2, VGA, SATAII, GBLAN, Cardreader. My questions is: does "NVIDIA GeForce 9300 / nForce 730i" support 1920x1080 resolution?

The feature you are looking for is called "dual link DVI" or "HDMI"

dual link DVI is an older digital connection that supports high resolutions, HDMI pretty much guarantees 1080P support (1920x1080).

As far as i know, pretty much everything made today, even the garbage budget cards, will run windows in 1080P just fine. However, games will generally run like crap at that resolution, if you are thinking of doing that.

In other words: Yes, the Geforce 9300 does support the resolution, as in it can run at it (after checking newegg quickly, it appears all the motherboards with the integrated Geforce 9300 graphics have HDMI).
No, this would not be good for 3d gaming.
 

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I'm running an nforce 780 in 1080p just fine. I don't know if it comes with DVI or HDMI though. I run off of VGA, I'm not aware if I have DVI/ HDMI but the Intel version may be different or Asus may have added it into yours *shrug* but regardless that res will work... but nothing above it mind you *_*
 

lopri

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The feature you are looking for is called "dual link DVI" or "HDMI"
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Dual-link DVI doubles the bandwidth of normal DVI and single-link DVI can handle up to 1920x1200 fine. And VGA output from IGP typically supports up to 2048x1536 @60Hz. Thus 9300 should handle 1920x1080. Resolution isn't an issue here, but the interface (VGA). I don't know what HDMI has to do with it?
 

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Dual-link DVI doubles the bandwidth of normal DVI and single-link DVI can handle up to 1920x1200 fine. And VGA output from IGP typically supports up to 2048x1536 @60Hz. Thus 9300 should handle 1920x1080. Resolution isn't an issue here, but the interface (VGA). I don't know what HDMI has to do with it?

It has HDMI interface.
 

Acanthus

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Dual-link DVI doubles the bandwidth of normal DVI and single-link DVI can handle up to 1920x1200 fine. And VGA output from IGP typically supports up to 2048x1536 @60Hz. Thus 9300 should handle 1920x1080. Resolution isn't an issue here, but the interface (VGA). I don't know what HDMI has to do with it?

Correction, dual link dvi is for the insane 30" screens. Not 1080P as lopri says.

Regardless of that error, the geforce 9300 has HDMI, which means it supports 1080P.