Should the gtx 295 have a straight dvi or hdmi connection?

As opposed to a vga connection with a dvi adapter on the end of it?

Im trying to figure out this monitor issue im having still, where on some screens it looks like horizontal, wavey, fluttering or static interference, or electronic interference...as if some connection just isnt right. And im wondering if using those adapters can cause certain minor issues like that.

Im thinking a straight hdmi or dvi connection may fix it, what do some of you think? The things i see are only visible on some screens, but its just annoying...a rolling fluttering kind of puling lines going horizontally.

Why would you ever use the VGA port if your monitor uses DVI? Im not even sure why you are asking us about this? Why not just switch the cables around? Surely it would've taken less time and effort to do this change than to write up a whole post asking us about it?

VGA is analog and old technology and prone to missynching. Its likely thats is the the cause of wavy patterns in areas of high detail and contrast. Stick to DVI and HDMI.

Why would you ever use the VGA port if your monitor uses DVI?

XaosII

It could be also that you are not running at your native resolution. My Acer Monitor's Native Res is 1680x1050, and It gets wavy and the refresh rate gets very noticeable if I run it at any res that is not 16:10 or4:3. The same thing happens no matter if I use the d-sub or dvi

It could be also that you are not running at your native resolution. My Acer Monitor's Native Res is 1680x1050, and It gets wavy and the refresh rate gets very noticeable if I run it at any res that is not 16:10 or4:3. The same thing happens no matter if I use the d-sub or dvi

slayerpker