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wiring Tutorial from graphics card to monitor

Iceberg2

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Hi guyz
Does anyone know where i can find a tutorial that teaches you how to wire a graphics card to an internal monitor? like in the pc below. Both monitors that is

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loop the video cables back into the case through a hole ?

you could probably solder a spare cable directly to the back of the connector pins, but not ideal.
 
loop the cables back through a hole is the best option and easiest. other option would be to custom make some cables. i have seen flat monitor cables which would be ideal for your setup. problem with flat cables is that thier signal degrades over long runs so they have to be kept short in run lengths, which you will have no problems in doing.
 
Cyber-Mav said:
loop the cables back through a hole is the best option and easiest. other option would be to custom make some cables. i have seen flat monitor cables which would be ideal for your setup. problem with flat cables is that thier signal degrades over long runs so they have to be kept short in run lengths, which you will have no problems in doing.
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Sweet but how do i do this. I need visual Aids
 
from the looks of the pics on that link, he did it the same way.
the small monitor on the front appears to be linked up using tv out
 
That side monitor is a laptop screen, still. I would like to know how to acomplish this using a laptop screen, as the connectios are different.

The small screen is a mini PS One screen, the ones you connect to the console via the back.

I whoopsied. The LCD is a monitor LCD. He has dismantled it and used the laptop PCB etc and just fed in the power and VGA back inside the case as they would normally be used.
 
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Dup said:
That side monitor is a laptop screen, still. I would like to know how to acomplish this using a laptop screen, as the connectios are different.
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Exactly what i want to do. i have a small 15 lcd from my old lapppy that i want to use.
 
Looks like a LAN machine tbh, saves you carrying everything under the sun when you have it in one package. HAs been done pretty well from the looks of it :)
 
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