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Is it possible for the monitor to be plugged into the mobo, but the graphics card renders the stuff?

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No. Buy a cheap DVI to VGA adapter.

My GPU is an MSI GTX 760 Gaming, my monitor is 1440x900 (and only supports VGA).

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No. Buy a cheap DVI to VGA adapter.

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My GPU is an MSI GTX 760 Gaming, my monitor is 1440x900 (and only supports VGA).

What are your system specs? More importantly, what CPU and Motherboard do you have in your system?

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Isn't the 760 a little bit overkill for that resolution? About the outputs, buy a cheap DVI to VGA adaptor and you're good to go.

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Actually, nearly all gpu's come with a dvi to vga adapter in the box, you dont have one?

My 760 didn't come with one

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Maybe it's an amd thing, both my 270X and 290 came with them.

 

My 760 came with an adapter. Was an MSi reference card as well. You didn't buy used or open box, OP?

 

Anyway, my advice is buy a proper monitor, it will come with the input and cable you need. 900p is a big disservice towards that GPU.

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My 760 came with an adapter. Was an MSi reference card as well. You didn't buy used or open box, OP?

 

Anyway, my advice is buy a proper monitor, it will come with the input and cable you need. 900p is a big disservice towards that GPU.

Ha! I run my R9 290 on a 1440x900. But im saving up now to buy a new monitor. :P

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What are your system specs? More importantly, what CPU and Motherboard do you have in your system?

 

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Isn't the 760 a little bit overkill for that resolution? About the outputs, buy a cheap DVI to VGA adaptor and you're good to go.

 

It's the only monitor I have right now, and I chose the 760 because I am gonna get a new monitor eventually, and until then destroying games is nice.

Actually, nearly all gpu's come with a dvi to vga adapter in the box, you dont have one?

Yes it did.

- I asked this because when I use the adapter that comes in the box to plug my monitor into my 760, the resolution is fu**ed up, the closest resolutions to 144x900 are 1366x768 and 1600x900, and both of  them look weird on this monitor. NVIDIA don't support 1440x900, so after some fiddling around, I added the 1440x900 resolution and now everything works perfecly... thanks for your help!

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