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Hello TPU,
I have a friend I am trying to help with a "monitor" issue. He has a LG 32LC51 that SAYS it is 1080p, but when he hooks it up to his Windows 7 64bit PC, it only displays in 1360x768. First of all, He and I BOTH know Televisions are not monitors, so lets get that outta the way, CCC shows the TV as 1080p, and also shows 1080p as its "recommended" resolution. But , on the display he is only getting 1360x768.Also, when using windows "screen resolution" option, it shows recommended resolution @ 1360x768. So there is TWO conflicting resolution reports. I AM aware that SOME TV's will allow You to INPUT 1080p, but they WONT Display 1080p, kind of a marketing gimmich, or what have You. If there is anyone who could help a fellow PC enthusiast save a few $$ by keeping the TV as a monitor , and getting it to 1080p, I and HE would GREATLY appreciate Your assistance.
As an added request..If all else fails, a GOOD recommendation for a proper monitor for gaming, and general PC use would be appreciated, NOTHING fancy, the buyer lives in Finland, and would like to keep the cost UNDER 200Euros.I would make my own recommendation's, but as an American products, and Prices are MUCH different for US.
Thank you for Your time, and For any help given.
HDMI cable for connection
GPU = AMD HD 7870
O.S. = Windows 7 64 Bit
TV(monitor) = LG 32LC51
I have a friend I am trying to help with a "monitor" issue. He has a LG 32LC51 that SAYS it is 1080p, but when he hooks it up to his Windows 7 64bit PC, it only displays in 1360x768. First of all, He and I BOTH know Televisions are not monitors, so lets get that outta the way, CCC shows the TV as 1080p, and also shows 1080p as its "recommended" resolution. But , on the display he is only getting 1360x768.Also, when using windows "screen resolution" option, it shows recommended resolution @ 1360x768. So there is TWO conflicting resolution reports. I AM aware that SOME TV's will allow You to INPUT 1080p, but they WONT Display 1080p, kind of a marketing gimmich, or what have You. If there is anyone who could help a fellow PC enthusiast save a few $$ by keeping the TV as a monitor , and getting it to 1080p, I and HE would GREATLY appreciate Your assistance.
As an added request..If all else fails, a GOOD recommendation for a proper monitor for gaming, and general PC use would be appreciated, NOTHING fancy, the buyer lives in Finland, and would like to keep the cost UNDER 200Euros.I would make my own recommendation's, but as an American products, and Prices are MUCH different for US.
Thank you for Your time, and For any help given.
HDMI cable for connection
GPU = AMD HD 7870
O.S. = Windows 7 64 Bit
TV(monitor) = LG 32LC51
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