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The Asus MS238H is the first LCD monitor we've tested that features LED backlighting. No, we're not talking about 3D technology. Today we're taking a look at a monitor that's part of a new trend sweeping the display market. Although some reviews are helpful, shopping for a display is best done in person, to get a better feel for image quality, aesthetics, form factor, etc. As a result, testing displays can be a subjective affair that is often far from conclusive. Maybe it's because it is much more difficult to definitively quantify which monitor is better than another using a standard benchmark.

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Or, you can get HDMI > VGA converter which shows that xbox > converter > PC > monitor off you go to play xbox with desk or floor based speakers can play loud enough for your gaming experience such as Logitech speakers, or whatever you have.While we tend to get worked up into a frenzy over the latest DX11 graphics cards and get deep into the latest multi-core processor releases, displays get comparatively little bandwidth here.

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If you don't like built-in speakers in the monitor which it is not loud enough for your gaming experience, then you can get videocard with HDMI port so you will be able to play xbox games through your computer's software via HDMI. Sometimes it's shown on front panel like mine does. Most model labels will be shown on back, or on side. I looked at website and noticed that most models have at least 6 digits. if only VH22 and that's it, then I am not sure that model has the built-in speakers or not. I understand that but his model number is missing last 2 digits. i believe they are 2watt if it's like mine) because it's so low even when it's 100percent volume which means HDMI is not really a option for him as he's best off going the VGA route i explained in my above post if that's a option for him. If his monitor is like mine (which i am pretty sure it is) it does have built in speakers but the sound volume is a joke and not really usable (technically 'it works' but no where near a enjoyable level.

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if your PC's motherboard don't have a way to put audio into it through a LINE-IN then what i said won't work.īut using that VGA cable to hook in my 360 and the audio from the line-in is a MUCH better experience vs my standard def TV i used to use with OK speakers as text is much easier to read and just about everything across the board looks better as you can change resolutions in the 360 dashboard so that it uses the VGA cable properly with high res like 1080 or 720 etc. but that should be about 20 or less for everything which is still MUCH cheaper vs going the official MS adapters route.

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but technically everything in that Ebay link WILL work 'as-is' with what i am explaining but unless your PC case is quite close to where that VGA cable plugs into your PC monitor you will most likely need a adapter to lengthen the 'RCA to 3.5MM Adapter' piece so that it can reach your LINE-IN on the PC)īut total cost should not be to much as that cable in the link is $7.80 out the door plus the other pieces which i suspect should not be more than 5-10 bucks more (i did not price them since i had the stuff laying around the house). will work but that one they give you is probably to short to reach the back of your PC (it's only 6inches) so you will most likely need a way to extend it from the monitor so that it can reach your PC's tower.

You will possibly need some slight adapters to branch the red/white cables back into the line in jack type but i think you can figure this out ) (something like this.

what i did is FAR better than using the HDMI port (my 360 don't have a HDMI port on it but even if it did i would not use it) simply due to the monitors speakers are horrible vs my MUCH better PC speakers.

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price was $10 tops out the door) and then what i did to get sound out my Klipsch Pro-Media 4.1 speaks on my PC was use the standard white/red audio cables from the VGA and back feed it into the motherboard's LINE-IN jack and then i get sound output into my VASTLY better PC speakers as the speakers on the monitor are a JOKE! the sound quality is OK but the volume is WAY to low to be really usable to a enjoyable level even when it's on full blast at 100percent. I use it's VGA port to connect to my XBox360 (you can get a CHEAP VGA cable for the 360 on Ebay. I got a Asus 24' LCD (Model = VW246H) on my PC. I want to plug my Xbox from a HDMI or something into the screen, but how will I get a sound output? I have my PC hooked up by the VGA port and my speakers to my tower.