About my graphics card

[chad062388]

I made the mistake of trying to view 4K on my laptop(big mistake) so that's a FAIL on my end I know. What I want to know is my graphic card ok if I still have a visual output?

Graphic card: ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4250

 

[-R-]

I dont think so....

I believe that the Titan and the 7970 can.

 

[chad062388]

I don't think so....

I believe that the Titan and the 7970 can.

You don't think so..what can I do about it?

 

[ram2509]

see what hardware is connected, for win 7
right clk on My Computer>Manage>Device Manager>expand "Display Adapters"
if u can see ur graphics card then its ok and still kikin

 

[-R-]

You don't think so..what can I do about it?

Oh my bad man, didn't understand your question till now.

Sorry man, can't help ya

 

[chad062388]

see what hardware is connected, for win 7
right clk on My Computer>Manage>Device Manager>expand "Display Adapters"
if u can see ur graphics card then its ok and still kikin

Checked the properties and it said it's working properly. All clear?

 

[ram2509]

Checked the properties and it said it's working properly. All clear?

:yeah: yup.

 

[chad062388]

:yeah: yup.

Awesome, thanks for the help man.

 

[ram2509]

Awesome, thanks for the help man.

no probs =D

 

[-Yard-]

Btw, here's something some people don't know.
If you have a 2k res picture and a 1080p monitor, your monitor won't show the full detail of the 2k res pic as it's a 1080p monitor and not a 2k res monitor. Therefore, a monitor will not go higher than what it supports.

 

[Multiply]

Btw, here's something some people don't know.
If you have a 2k res picture and a 1080p monitor, your monitor won't show the full detail of the 2k res pic as it's a 1080p monitor and not a 2k res monitor. Therefore, a monitor will not go higher than what it supports.

I was going to say that but I felt it was understood.

 

[BlacLord™]

Btw, here's something some people don't know.
If you have a 2k res picture and a 1080p monitor, your monitor won't show the full detail of the 2k res pic as it's a 1080p monitor and not a 2k res monitor. Therefore, a monitor will not go higher than what it supports.

You forgot to note that if you do try to do that, it will be forcibly downscaled.