AND HOW do you connect it? from the monitor to the graphics card? how do you connect it to the graphics card if so?
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get sony…so it will last.
HDMI cable is the way to go. You can find cheaper ones these days. I live in Canada and find cables for low as $10.
You can take a look at Google Image search to see how it looks like or you can ask the rep at any computer or tech stores.
you need a hdmi cable to connect the two together
You would use an HDMI cable but your question seems to imply that there is no HD source such as a cable box, satellite box, etc.
Your computer screen resolution can already display HD (most likely) just by using a regular digital cable between your video card and monitor.
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ummmm…an HDMI cable..connect it like normal.
Monitors ARE HD anyway . they have been for years and years.. If you dont believe me try plugging your comp into a normal TV.
you get an hdmi cable, plug one end in to the monitor and the other end into the graphics card
An HDMI cable?