Ah good to know there are older people going to college because most people I know start going to college at age 18 But in my case I had my personal family problem for past 2 year or I would've been in college at age 19 but o well past is past can't really go back in time. I just have this bad feeling about myself that I'm little late for college at 22.
[QUOTE="musclesforcier"]There isn't a "1080P" monitor, the closest thing would be 1900x1200 which is actually a higher res. But with you budget you might want to look at 22" monitors that have a res of 16x10. Also note that a computer monitor has an aspect ratio of 16:10 will TV's have 16:9, and last time I checked the 360 only supports 16:9 so it will stretch a little.Lehman
one thing I am not still clear about if I get an 24 inch monitor can I run xbox 360 in 1080p mode without stretching the screen? so basically I am trying to say if its 24inch monitor has 1920 x 1200 resolution but xbox 360 does 1080p means 1920×1080 resolution right? if thats right screen definitely going to be stretches out little. I dont see any point of buying a 24 inch if that problem occurs but what about 22 inch monitor I know its doesnt support 1920x 1200 resolution. it has native resolution 1680x1050 so I'm pretty sure much my xbox 360 going to be using 720p display mode on 22inch monitor right? or is the screen going to stretche out 2?
There isn't a "1080P" monitor, the closest thing would be 1900x1200 which is actually a higher res. But with you budget you might want to look at 22" monitors that have a res of 16x10. Also note that a computer monitor has an aspect ratio of 16:10 will TV's have 16:9, and last time I checked the 360 only supports 16:9 so it will stretch a little.musclesforcier
I have samsung 22 inch monitor doesnt have hdmi input in it im planing on hooking up my 360 to this computer monitor so i am not which should i buy HDMI cable to hook up my xbox 360 to my computer monitor using HDMI TO DVI converter ? or buy Vga cable --- VGA TO DVI ?which one?
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