> "The TMDS signalling in the DVI interface has a maximum bandwidth of > 165 Mhz, or 165 Mpixels/s. At 60 Hz this equals to a maximum > resolution of 1920 x 1080 for the display over single TMDS link. > Obviously not enough for a 1920 x 1200 display. > > However the standard DVI interface has enough pins for two TMDS links > and there are both displays and cards with a single or dual TMDS > implemented (12 or 24 pins). A dual link DVI interface has double the > bandwidth and therefore a maximum resolution of 2048 x 1536." > > Maybe? >
no. [EMAIL PROTECTED] is perfectly fine for a single link DVI with normal blanking interval. Reduced blanking will give you 1920x1200 over single link. Depending on a TMDS transmitter, the real bandwidth you get is about 162Mhz. Russ is on the right track - the card is crap. > More interesting info in the article. > > -Jack > -art
