The 7500LE is an OEM-only model, not sold at retail, which makes it a little
harder to find specific information. (
www.hp.com may offer some as part of
the specs of your system. It would have been useful for you to post the
model number.)
The release notes on the latest Vista drivers:
http://us.download.nvidia.com/Window...ease_Notes.pdf
state that the 7500LE will support resolutions up to 2048X1536. 1920X1200 is
included explicitly. These don't include the 1440X900 and 1680X1050 that are
common for 19" and 22" widescreen monitors, but I expect that card will
support them with drivers ( really just a .inf file) from the monitor's
manufacturer. (The modes aren't listed for the Geforce 8 series cards
either, which are the latest and greatest models.)
Don't buy a 30" (2560X1600) monitor to use with it, as the 7500LE doesn't
have the special DVI connector (dual link, which is not the same as having
two DVI connectors) to drive it at full resolution.
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"Phil" <p.tann@talk21.com> wrote in message
news:OgZoqWy1HHA.1208@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...
>I have HP PC which has a Nvidea geforce 7500 LE display adapter, at present
>I'm running a normal ratio monitor at 1280 x 1024 but am considering going
>widescreen, can anybody tell me what sort of resolution this adapter can
>handle, I don't want to waste my money on something that won't work
>properly?
>
> Phil
>