Looking for Answers about samsung 23" Widescreen LED-Backlit LCD Monitor?

Mostly you will need a graphics card with 256-bit memory depth, and at least 512 MB of Video Card Memory. If you are planning on doing gaming, then you will need a much more powerful card.

If you are unsure of a particular card will display, then you should check the manufacturer's respective website, under each card they list the specifications and supported resolutions. You would require a card that supports 1920x1080 resolution.

Also, if you plan on connecting via an HDMI port, you will need an ATI 4800 series or newer (5xxx, 6xxx, etc.) or an Nvidia GTX 2xx, 4xx, 5xx, or newer.

HDMI is a digital connection, you should be selecting DIGITAL.

You need to adjust what is called Scaling or Overscan on your graphics card.

Go into the graphics card drivers and do so.

For ATI owners, it can be found like this:

1. Open Catalyst Control Center
2. Click on Desktops and Displays
3. Under the "Digital Flat-Panel" (it may be listed as something else) you will see Properties, display color, scaling options, and more. Click on Scaling Options and adjust the slider as necessary.

No, if you are watching TV through one input and using the PC on another input then there is no way to display both at the same time.

However, you can watch TV on a PC. Try researching "TV Tuner Cards" and you will see how to do so. Also, it is built into the windows media center.

No

When my computer and monitors to into hybernation my old second monitor comes back fine but the Samsung monitor is blank and will not come back without me having to shut down my computer and keep it off for about 10-15 minutes before it will start diplaying information. I keep on trying to detect teh monitors and it tries but it is unsuccessful. The second monitor goes back to show the desktop and teh computer beeps and tries to use the Samsung but either the Samsung stays blank or flashes the screen with the correct information but then goes blank and stays that way.

Try turning off dynamic contrast, that adjust the backlighting based on the images displayed on the screen. If that does not fix the issue, then this seems to be a defect, request service. The backlight properties should be constant when dynamic contrast is turned OFF.

From my research, there is no difference. They are the same model, just that one is listed differently for some regions and/or stores.