Yes

yes

yes
>/g/ - google

it can do much higher.

technically, yes, but it looks pretty blurry the higher res you go

yes. it can also output in 2536x1440. which was my CRT monitor resolution in 2003... driven by an nvidia Geforce 4800 ti se.

I have no Idea what happened to resolution.

what's the drawback?
>>34812372
i see

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>>34812383
>mfw I did that to my trinitron earlier this year

>>34812383
Basically the CRT's fake pixels got outclassed by real pixels.

>>34812372
Even on a HDTV?

Yes, I once plugged a computer into my monitor with a VGA cable and it worked at 1920x1080.

Yes, but the pixels get squished in a cable with such small bandwidth.
Switch to Displayport ASAP.

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>>34812397
>mfw I slept on a 14 dollar 21" Sony Trinitron that went up to 1800*1440 and did up to 148Hz.

Yeah, fuck my life.

>>34812553
Are you a cat?

>>34812357 (OP)
is that a vaio?

>>34812573
i think is a acer or a packard bell

VGA can theoretically have an infinite resolution. The whole picture would be the same color though, the average of all pixels colors.

Can someone explain how does VGA work, is it interlaced scan or progressive scan (by definition, I know that it can go 1080p).

>>34815588
It's progressive.

>>34815673
Ok, does it use any modulations? How does it transmits/receives the signal?

>>34815935
Maybe this will help you?
http://www-mtl.mit.edu/Courses/6.111/labkit/vga.shtml