360 VGA cable question

I bought this monitor for my PC 2 days ago

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=8894039&type=product&id=1211587387558

Its a nice monitor with both VGA and DVI input. Now my question is that I want to get the 360 VGA cables so I can plug them into my monitor. My monitor is currently hooked up from the DVI to my PC. So the VGA is free for use with the xbox 360. So once I get the cables and get it all hooked up. Can I switch between the 2 modes with no problem as if I had a console selector to swtich between my gaming systems. Like press a button on have my monitor go back to PC and press a button and it switches to my 360, How does this work?

it depends on the monitor. usually monitors have few buttons where u can adjust brightness, contrast, or change the source (DVI or VGA)mike4realz

Didn't answer his question in the least...

Anyways, OP. It depends on the monitor. Some have it in their menu, kinda like selecting the source on your TV, others, you have to change it within your PCs OS.

360 on a 19 inch? Are you gonna be on top of it? As for your question, depends on the monitor, I like Gateway,. they're a reasombly good company so I'm sure it's an easy to access feature.... seriously though, 360 on 19 inches? EnigmaticBeauty

When you sit in front of it like it's a PC, it's fine, trust me. In fact, whenever I decide to throw my 360 on my monitor, I play better for some reason.

As a former PC gamer, I am much better at a desk with monitor, I can see a lot better in games.ryokinshin6x3

Yeah, not sure if it's due to my PC gaming days either. But for a shooter, the desk with monitor setup kicks ass. Even tried playing Gears multiplayer on a 60 inch plasma? That's hard...

it depends on the monitor. usually monitors have few buttons where u can adjust brightness, contrast, or change the source (DVI or VGA)mike4realz

My monitor has VGA & DVI as 2 options and if you choose the 3rd option it will auto-select the source. I have a Dell 19" widescreen LCD.

Yeah you'll have no problem gaming on a 19". Its actually very good on high end lcd monitors.

Do you see the first button called Input? That switches between digital/analog source.

As for your monitor, even though you didn't ask about our opinions, it's gonna suck. I have a 22'' widescreen monitor with DVI/BGA as well and after a while the screen feels kinda small (sitting only 50cm away). Can't imagine how small it must be on 19''...:?