Interested in buying this for my office at work. My laptop is kitted out, but only has Intel integrated video, with HDMI out. Would this run alright?
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Can't say for sure, but I plug it into my dell Attitude e6430 work laptop and it works fine. Make sure you can live with the thin vertical height. I do recording with sonar and if I had to choose again I'd get a full height monitor.
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I am not sure. What I can tell you is that I have a laptop (Toshiba running Windows 7) and am using HDMI out to that monitor, and it works great.
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I am able to run this on Intel 4600 Integrated GPU no issues out of HDMI output.
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Hi, any laptop with HDMI and VGA ports are compatible with this unit.Thanks, PCrush
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This model has a dedicated graphics card, which is an NVidia GeForce GT 720M with 2GB of dedicated RAM.I don't know how that compares with Intel HD graphics, but it's quite powerful and should be sufficient for most any video play back (up to and including 1080i HD). If you're looking to run higher-end video games, it should probably still be okay, but you should check the graphics card requirements anyways before buying them, just to make sure. (Sometimes, even if it looks like you surpass the minimum requirements, they might only be able playable on medium- to low-quality settings, due to overheating). This model has a dedicated graphics card, which is an NVidia GeForce GT 720M with 2GB of dedicated RAM.I don't know how that compares with Intel HD graphics, but it's quite powerful and should be sufficient for most any video play back (up to and including 1080i HD). If you're looking to run higher-end video games, it should probably still be okay, but you should check the graphics card requirements anyways before buying them, just to make sure. (Sometimes, even if it looks like you surpass the minimum requirements, they might only be able playable on medium- to low-quality... » Read More This model has a dedicated graphics card, which is an NVidia GeForce GT 720M with 2GB of dedicated RAM.I don't know how that compares with Intel HD graphics, but it's quite powerful and should be sufficient for most any video play back (up to and including 1080i HD). If you're looking to run higher-end video games, it should probably still be okay, but you should check the graphics card requirements anyways before buying them, just to make sure. (Sometimes, even if it looks like you surpass the minimum requirements, they might only be able playable on medium- to low-quality settings, due to overheating). « Show Less
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Good afternoon, Item is still available though we only stock limited quantities at our warehouses. There is one available and this is subject to change. As for your order question, It depends on what "older" laptop means. Per the manual, the system requirements are: 1. OS should be Windows 7 (32 or 64 bit) or XP 2. 1.6 GHz Atom , Celeron or equivalent processor (if using XP) 3. 1.4 GHz Core2Duo or better (Win 7) 4. One USB 2.0 port 5. Display with an HDMI input Please let us know if there's anything else we are able to do for you in the meantime. Thank you,
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I wouldn't expect any problems. Proper Intel drivers must be included in the latest version of Ubuntu (and other Linux distributions), so there shouldn't be anything to worry about.
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I found it can run 2, 1 HDMI/26", 1080p @ 60 Hz and 1, DVI/23", 1080p @ 60 Hz smoothly. Currently running on a 42" and haven't tried anymore since I built a new rig.
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It'll work, but I think you would be a lot happier with its performance if you increase your RAM (to at least 4GB; even higher, if you can afford it). I would imagine your computer might struggle playing/burning Bluray with only 2GB (if that's what you're going to use it for).
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Hi ASUS,Thanks for the reply. I'm sorry to hear that, I guess I either have the option of waiting for a possible refresh although it's probably going to take a while since this isn't even out yet, or go with the UL30 even though I really need something smaller. If you can, please pass it on higher that customers want an HDMI option!Btw for anyone thinking of buying an ASUS laptop, I've been a long time ASUS faithful (starting with the G1), really rock solid and problem free.
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Actually, you don't even need the HDMI. It will work fine with a VGA cable and speaker cable. My wife's Windows 7 Inspiron runs it with no problems.
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it doesn't, motherboard barely support HD quality videos. if attempting online gaming, the processor use for this motherboard will not be sufficient enough. you'll experience lag and quality drop. it sounds like you're doing a PC build, I highly suggest getting nothing below a Pentium i3 processor
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I have a Dell Inspiron notebook that I use it with. I have only used it to run other types of programs, haven't tried any games. Probably would depend on game specs if it would satisfy the requirement.
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You would have to check the requirements, specially in regard to the GPU/3D video requirements, but in my experience it runs well even very heavy business and development software, like Visual Studio 2012 Ultimate, but you'll have to check if the video requirements are up to standards for games.
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This laptop is works great with programs like photoshop, running smoothly even when I use tons of high resolution layers. I have not had any experience with video editing but I do not foresee it being problematic. It has the i7 processor which is something that would be very helpful for video editing and also has the very nice GTX760 graphics card, which though not the best out there, is still not shabby and I would expect it to be at least sufficient for video editing. It also has two slots for RAM so if the 8 GB doesn't end up being enough you can replace the RAM it comes with to get up to 32 GB of RAM. This laptop is works great with programs like photoshop, running smoothly even when I use tons of high resolution layers. I have not had any experience with video editing but I do not foresee it being problematic. It has the i7 processor which is something that would be very helpful for video editing and also has the very nice GTX760 graphics card, which though not the best out there, is still not shabby and I would expect it to be at least sufficient for video editing. It also has two slots for RAM so if the 8 GB doesn't end up being enough you can replace the RAM it comes with to get up... » Read More This laptop is works great with programs like photoshop, running smoothly even when I use tons of high resolution layers. I have not had any experience with video editing but I do not foresee it being problematic. It has the i7 processor which is something that would be very helpful for video editing and also has the very nice GTX760 graphics card, which though not the best out there, is still not shabby and I would expect it to be at least sufficient for video editing. It also has two slots for RAM so if the 8 GB doesn't end up being enough you can replace the RAM it comes with to get up to 32 GB of RAM. « Show Less
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We have it for an office environment too - works great. The dongle provides three DVI connections, so you'll just need to get the cables you need for DVI-to-VGA and DVI-to-HDMI.
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It would play it with no problems at all. Just be careful, o had to replace mine because the mother board and cpu were bad right out of the box. However my wives runs perfect.
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I am running Windows 7 Pro 64 Bit (retail) with 4gb ram on my 1410. I can confirmed all drivers work right away - wifi, video, audio, hdmi, LAN, touchpad (though you might want to install the acer version). I have not tested the webcam but i'm sure it'll work. There is an update to the video driver and LAN. I agree with John. The dual core with the SU4100 processor should be out sometimes after windows 7 release. But the price may be over the $500 price mark. I think the SU3500 chip in the 1410 should be fine for most tasks - it can even handle 720P and 1080P files.
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This monitor has VGA input, so as long as your laptop supports it, you'll be fine.