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On videos cards it says they have a Maximum Digital Resolution.

mine is 5120x3200.

 

but at the bottom of the NVidia website it says "5120x3200 at 60Hz with dual DisplayPort connectors."

 

What does that mean? 2 monitors in one slot?

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that means if it would be 1600x900 and your display was able to run at 1920x1080 the GPU would only run it with 1600x900,  if i'm not wrong

 

 

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The Maximum digital resolution is simple the max resolution your video card is able to output using digital connectors, like DVI, HDMI and DP. It does not apply to the VGA connector because this is analog.

I don't know the answer to your other question.

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3 minutes ago, Lehti said:

The Maximum digital resolution is simple the max resolution your video card is able to output using digital connectors, like DVI, HDMI and DP. It does not apply to the VGA connector because this is analog.

I don't know the answer to your other question.

But what screen has a 5120x3200 resolution.

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