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old packard bell pc can i change the monitor

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deedee24 | 15:17 Mon 24th Nov 2008 | Computers
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My boyfriend has a old packard bell pc and we have had it for about 7 years the monitor is very big and bulky and i want to buy him a slim one so i looks nicer and his games will be better can i just buy any monitor and connect it or is there a certain one i have to buy?
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You can probably buy any monitor.

The connection he currently has is called VGA and as long as the new monitor has that (I think all have) then you should be OK.

Not sure what size monitor you plan to buy, but do get one that is too big (screen size) as the graphics card may not be able to drive it.

I would say a 17" or 19" would be good enough.

I have to say if his PC is 7 years old it is probably time to buy a whole new PC and not just a monitor!

This is a good place to lok for computer deals (and other deals)

http://www.hotukdeals.com/all/all/new
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so would a 19" widescreen tft monitor work do you think?
Thank you for replying so quickly
possibly not

wide screen wasn't about 7 years ago - so it's unlikely that yours will have the correct resolution setting .... you'll end up with short very fat space invaders ;(

it's a bit of a price jump to buy a new machine ... but a cheap desktop will come with a monitor ... and deedn't cost lots (7 year old ... any modern machine will feel faster)

how does a 19" telly sound ... that just happens to have a PC connector? - that way you get something

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