Hello Experts - I'm starting my budget for next year and one thing I would like to do is replace some monitors.  I work for a small architectural firm and right now we're using relatively inexpensive Acer 24" monitors.  They're ok but I'd like to do better.  I'm looking for recommendations for monitors that would work well for architectural designers using Revit and CAD.  Let me know what you think!

Hello everyone and thank you for reading this.
I currently have three monitors on my desk.  Two Dell U2415 and one Dell U3011.  The 2415s are new and the 3011 seems to be failing after about 4 years.

My question: Is it feasible to use a high-end TV as a monitor?  I don't do gaming and so the refresh rate won't be an issue I don't think.  My work consists of building websites, doing graphic arts and doing a good bit of architectural drawings using AutoCad.

I'm looking at this TV

User had bad monitor.  Replaced monitor with dell uz2315H on a windows 10 machine (Dell Vostro 200) and had an issue with the monitor turning off randomly.  Thought it was a bad monitor, so RMA'd and got a new one.  Issue still persisted so switched from onboard video to pci-e video card using the displayport connection.  Problem still persists.  Screen randomly turns off while the pc is being used.  I checked Windows 10 power options, they are set to performance and to not turn off the display.  When the display turns off the power button on the monitor must be pressed to turn it back on so i don't believe it is going to sleep. I have updated the drivers for the video card also.  Windows 10 version is 1803 17134.1.  Also when monitor turns off pc is still on and sending signal, so when power button on the monitor is pressed user can go right back to work.

Connecting a Mac to a Large flat screen TV?

I use High Sierra and hope to make a presentation using a Large flat screen TV in a rented conference room.

So, I need to connect my PC to the monitor using Wifi, which I have not done before.

What steps are involved? Clearly, I need to use the Wifi network of the location.

Then what?

Thanks

I need to purchase power adapters for two  Asus MX79 monitors.

Please provide me with the URL addresses of where I can purchase these adapters from.

I would prefer to purchase these power adapters from Amazon.

This is the model number of the monitor.

Screen not refreshing.

Client using Windows 10, Dual HD Monitors (using HDMI Cables. Every now and then remnants of one window remain on screen:

I checked the Graphics Driver:
Which wasnt the latest version. So I installed that a few weeks ago to:
But still happening.

User needs to restart Outlook (seems to be the only app that is affected) to refresh correctly.

Windows up to date. Office up to date.

Any ideas?

Thanks
Mark

Hi, I have a video on a thumb drive that I would like to continuously loop on a Sony TV KDL-50W800C. I can get it to play once by selecting it through the photo or video player apps (sorry TV not with me at the moment) but once it’s played it stops. I feel sure that it must be possible to loop the video. Does anyone know how to do this? Thanks

I am wondering whether to buy a 240Hz monitor for my sons to use for gaming.  How does fps relate to refresh rate? One has a GTX 750Ti and the other has a GTX 960. Both of them say that they are capable of a 240Hz refresh rate but when they play their games they never seem to get an fps of more than about 170. Does that mean that the graphics card would be able to cause a 240Hz monitor to refresh at 240Hz but that the change in image would actually only occur 170 times per second - a bit like having the monitor sample 240 time per second an image that is changing 170 times per second?

Essentially, does this mean that until they get a graphics card which is capable of an fps that is closer to 240, then a 144Hz monitor would perform in a similar way to a 240Hz monitor?

Thank you

Hello -  I have a Dell P3418HW monitor installed and connected to a PC.  I'm using Dell's Display Manager to split the monitor so it acts as two monitors.  That works fine.  The issue is that this user had previously 3 monitors and had monitor 1 mirrored to monitor 3 so that a customer could see what was on that screen.   Monitor 2 was an extended desktop of monitor 1.   With the Dell P3418HW I cannot find a way to duplicate half of the screen (equivalent of one monitor in the previous setup) to the other monitor.  Dell says their software can't do it.  

Anyone run into this or anything similar and have a solutions or suggestions?   Please and thank you!

I've got an older TV with RCA inputs and a new DVD player whose output is HDMI.

I've got a cable, which I found out after the fact, doesn't work without a converter box. I plugged it up and nothing showed on the TV screen. Here's the cable I purchased:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B078SQRVT4/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

So, after doing a little research, I was able to determine that I needed a converter box. I bought this one:







After hooking it up in the most intuitive way I could envision, I turned on my TV and I've got sound, but the picture is in black and white and the image is doubling up. In other words, rather than one, sharp looking picture. I've got two "panes" and it looks bad.

What am I missing?

What the docking station would you guys recommend for Dell Inspiron 14.  It should have 2x VGA ports for two monitors, and at least 3x USB.  
Thanks in advance.