robeng

It should, HDMI and DVI-D have similar specs, but VGA is a lot lower than the two. However, If you plan on getting a new monitor, I recommend using a HDMI or Displayport monitor and cable.
I looked at Nvidia's online user manual PDF, and it had Dual-Link DVI.

The 1080 should have a DVI-D output on it. Just go DVI-D to DVI-D without an adapter.

I'm assuming you are using the same monitor as before, so it isn't that.
 
My concern main is the adapter, afaik a DVI adapter would work better, but you might want a second opinion on that
 
Does the monitor have a DVI input? that would probably be best to not have to use an adapter. the difference between DVI and HDMI in negligible, aside from HDMI carrying sound

The solution depends a bit on how you've implemented the image.

The simplest way would be to use a background image, center it and set it to cover the available space.
 
.image-class-you-use { background-image: url(your-url); background-position: center; background-size: cover; }
 

When per exemple theres a new feature that your board could support, but wasnt implented at the launch of your motherboard, so then sometimes you will need to update bios to get access to these features / supports...

Besides of that, no need to update the bios..

Hi. I have a pretty long gmail password. In my password i havea part of my gmail username. For example if my gmail is something@gmail.com then my password is somethingwhateverafter. Is it safe to have it like that or should i switch it out to something else?
 
Thanks in advance

Im no pro but i think that you may try this, there is a free and a paid version, but the free is good. http://www.lwks.com/index.php?option=com_lwks&view=download&Itemid=206&tab=0

i would go new if i have the economy for it. (Ser ut som du kommer från Sverige... byggde en ny dator som klarar nya spel bra för ca 11000kr)