Can my PC support dual monitors?
Can you run two monitors? Almost a definite yes. Basically any video card made in the last decade or so (rough estimate) will support at least two simultaneous video outputs. And according to the official specs from AMD, the R7 250 does officially support two simultaneous video outputs (even though there are three connectors, it’ll probably only support two at a time).Additionally, in the four years or more that I’ve used two monitors, running on GPU’s ranging from a GT 430 to my current GTX 960, I haven’t noticed them taking anything more than a minute performance hit by running a game on one monitor while rendering the Windows desktop on the other. The Windows desktop is so easy to render that even a relatively mediocre R7 250 should be able to do it just fine while also playing a game.With that said, you probably won’t be getting a particularly great experience in more demanding games, especially on the CPU side of things. That Pentium processor is not particularly powerful, and if you’re running anything but very basic games, you can expect some pretty lackluster framerates. Especially if you’re also rendering, modeling, or animating something. Those are typically very CPU-heavy workloads that will likely either suffer tremendously from you gaming at the same time, or cause the game to suffer tremendously.Basically, you can totally run two monitors just fine. And if you can get a good monitor at a good price, go for it. But if you expect it to run a game smoothly and render something at the same time, brace yourself for disappointment. Cause you’ll probably need a much more powerful chip to do something like that.And one more thing: I would highly suggest getting a larger monitor. Fifteen inches is very small for a desktop monitor, and you won’t have much real estate to work with there. Aim for at least a 19″ if possible, else the gains from a second monitor will be quite minimal. Unless it’s a really good deal on a 15″. Then maybe get it.
Problem with the MAME emulator,,,?
This game requires you to download JoJo's Venture / JoJo no Kimyouna Bouken (Japan, 990108) Second you need a CHD file cap-jjk-160.chd You will unzip the CHS file into a folder you name JOJO Place the folder in your roms folder. PLEASE NOTE the Overall status is imperfect, meaning you may be able to play the game but it is not fully emulated. The game lacks sound is true but you can type OK or press the left then right arrow. Next this game doesn't work properly displays and is also right, it has not been properly emulated. Also press OK or left then right arrow. Last pop up screen pops up press enter. The came starts with the LEGAL screen and you hear choppy sound. Press 5 to add credits and 1 to start play. NOTE THIS GAME PLAYS CHOPPY IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A FAST PROCESSOR. Just the way it is.
Does using multiple monitors use significantly more CPU?
It will affect the performance of the computer as it will require more memory and cpu because it is sending more data to the GPU. But in my experience it doesn't significantly affect the overall performance and the 2 or 3 monitors are absolutely worth it. Besides most applications really don't use the GPU as heavily as a modern 3d game. Since you already have the monitors it shouldn't cost anything to give it a try...
What all video formats are supported on DVD players and televisions which have USB ports in them?
Yeah, just like what Rory AK said, most DVD Players with USB ports can support MPEG-4/MPEG-2 video formats. And now some newer players support more video formats, like AVI, MKV, WMV, AVCHD, MPO, Xvid, DivxHD, etc. You can get such players from Amazon, such as this one Robot Check supports following formats:VideoMPEG-2/4, Xvid, MKV, HD JPEG, WMV avchd, mpo, DIVXHDAudioMP3, LPCM, WMA, AAC, Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby TrueHD, DTS
How do i do 2 player on godzilla unleashed on wii?
Go to the wii pause menu and go to connect wii remote or something similar to that. Then both of you press 1 and 1 on both remotes at the same time and hold them down until both are confirmed to be connected. Then go back to the Godzilla Unleashed Character select screen and have your brother press +
Are curved monitors good for programming?
Wrong question. Better question: At which size should a monitor be curved?I am using a Dell U3011 30″ flat monitor for programming. Which is very good. I am using it in combination with a Dell U2407 24″ monitor. There is no need to have one of both to be curved. But a little bit small and it’s one device is standing on the side of the other, so I bought a Dell P4317Q 43″ 4K monitor. I send it back after a week, because of other reasons, it doesn’t have the quality of the U-Series. But you can sit in front of a 43″ flat monitor and work productively, but at this size, a curved monitor would be better. At 30″ flat is perfekt, at 40″ curved would be better.If you are looking for a new monitor, the resolution is important. You don’t need a “retina display” for programming (>150dpi), you need space for your text. You need to see text vertically. The U3011 (and later versions) have a resolution of 2560x1600, which is about 100dpi, like every common monitor. It’s just more space. The P4317″ has 102dpi: just more space. You need to see as much lines as possible, even if there are other windows on the left side.If you need much other windows a curved monitor can be good to put them side by side. But most curved monitors are great to watch cinemascope movies. You have any resolution of 1080pixels, which less lines to see - more often to scroll. I don’t know curved monitors with an interesting resolution and a useful amount of dots per inch, so currently I would say:No, a curved monitor is not a good idea for programming.
Can I play a Blu-ray disk on a PC DVD drive?
The answer is no. Although you can play a DVD in a Blu-ray disc player, you cannot play a Blu-ray Disc in a DVD player. The reason is that Blu-ray Discs are embedded with more video and audio information than a DVD player is designed to read. In addition, the "pits" used to store the information on a Blu-ray disc are much smaller than a DVD, which requires a blue laser to read the information, whereas DVD players use red lasers.Solution for playing Blu-ray disc on regular DVD playerFor those people who don't have a Blu-ray Disc player but are favor of watching high definition movies Blu-ray movies, it would be pain for you to find that you are out of luck to put your pricey Blu-ray movies into your standard DVD players. Fortunately, with the assistance of Blu-ray to DVD converter software, you can easily rip the contents on your Blu-ray disc and then convert them into a format that can be played on your DVD players.Here, we would like to recommend you a highly appreciated Blu-ray to DVD converter software called Pavtube BDMagic, the program not only helps to remove copy & region protection from all commercial Blu-ray disc, but also helps to rip Blu-ray to DVD player compatible DVD video format with both NTSC and PAL video standard for displaying on TV in different areas.How to Rip and Play Blu-ray Movies on Regular DVD Players?Step 1: Load Blu-ray disc into the program.Launch the program on your computer, insert your Blu-ray disc into an internal or external Blu-ray drive, on the program's main interface, click "File" > "Load from disc" to load commercial Blu-ray disc to the application.Step 2: Output DVD player supported file formats.Check the specification explanation on your TV to see which video standards your TV using: NTSC or PAL, you should also be clear of your TV display screen aspect ratio: 16:9 or 4:3. Then click "Format" bar, from its drop-down list, select "VCD/DVD/SVCD" > "DVD PAL (16:9)"/DVD PAL (4:3)" or "DVD NTSC (16:9)"/DVD NTSC (4:3)" according to your own situation.Step 3: Start Blu-ray to DVD video conversion process.Clicking the Convert button on main interface, you can go to Conversion window to start conversion. You can find conversion information on the window, such as Time elapsed, Time left, Generated size, and Estimated size.After the conversion, you can click "Open output folder" to pop output directory with the converted files.