Max resolution for my video card

[CompuPhil]

Hi,

I currently have a nVidia GeForce4 440 GB (NV17) video adapter in my old (but still powerful) laptop, with the following figures, according to GPUz:
• 64 MB DDR RAM
• 128 bit bus width
• 7.0 GB/s Bandwidth
• 221 MHz GPU clock, and
• 220 MHz Memory clock.

I use it with the native 1600 x 1200 screen of the laptop, plus an external 1280 x 1024 monitor, with a 32 bit color depth and a refresh rate of 60 Hz.

My point is to know if my video adapter is able to work with the native 1600 x 1200 screen plus a 1900 x 1200 external monitor...

Thanks in advance

Philippe

 

[CompuPhil]

Hi,
Still nobody to help me with the request above?
Could somebody tell me how I can calculate the max resolution supported by my graphic adapter?
TIA
Phil

 

[Kursah]

I do not think that your 440 is capable of over 1900x1200, I could be wrong though. I had one of those, yet I cannot remember those specs about it. I would recommend digging on NVidia's website for more information. That is some older hardware that is a handful of generations behind what we're using now. I did not mean that in offense, just that my memory for older hardware has grown fuzzy.

 

[nguyenpeter76]

i dont know but i was able to use my 42' hd tv with a old rivatuner graphics card thats only 32mb. although it wasnt very clear.