hello! long time lurker first time poster! i look forward to being a member here!
ok so im a bit torn here. heres my situation.
i just built a new pc using new and used parts.
i3-3220
asus h16-m motherboard
8 gigs ddr3
ati hd5750
windows7
the cab i have is a old ballys sente. i retro fitted it so i can use a makvison 24.8 monitor.
ok heres the problem im having i didnt know this until i pluged up my monitor. upon boot up the monitor made a horrible clicking sound with garbage on the screen. i thought myself that a received a broken monitor, but after a bit of trial and error i realized that asus boards uefi bios outputs a higher res that is throwing my monitor out of sync. and after a bit more research windows 7 does this as well. so far my solution is just to wait until windows is fully booted and turn on the monitor which work awesome after that. i purchased an arcadevga(5000) from ultimarc thinking this might fixed my problem but after reading around i heard it still has problem displaying uefi bios. im still going to install it and try it out. i would really like to power everything on at once. instead of routing a new switch to the front for the monitor as well. its not a problem if i have to but trying to find more solutions. '
so hers my question. is there a converter that outputs all singles from my pc to the moniter at a lower res setting? 640X480 31khz? i know im a bit late but i did see the ultracade uvc which would be perfect to bad it out of production. and also read up on the gonbes (GBS-8220) not sure if that is same type of converter? is there any other solutions?
heres where im torn a bit as well.
im worried that i might be taking a hit graphical wise using the arcade vga as well. im looking to play a few naomi games running demul and tatio type x games. that one of the reason im trying to find a converter as well so i can still keep my previous gpu in the pc. unless anybody has exprience running AVGA(5000) with newer type games? how does it run?
i really appreciate any help and look forward to your answers.
abby!