Use an All-in-One PC as a monitor Solved

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Hello,

I have an HP Pavilion All-in-One computer. It's a great office computer with an 18.5-inch screen, but the problem is I'm a bit of a gamer, and this computer can't handle gaming at all. So, I bought a more powerful setup, but I'd like to know: can I use the display from the All-in-One I'm currently using as the monitor for my new tower? (I have Windows 7 Home Premium and a hard drive with all my data).

Please respond quickly as I want to play Battlefield 3 and the All-in-One can't handle it...

Good evening, friends.

Gefantrix · Accepted Answer

Thank you very much for this response. I will therefore have to invest in a screen...

crocodile15 · Answer

Not possible

Flow78 · Answer

It may be possible by dismantling the current configuration of the all-in-one, there must be a connector to plug the screen into the graphics part, but my knowledge in this area is very limited. In any case, if you want to keep the all-in-one functioning, it's better not to tinker with it too much.
Moreover, there are good screens that are probably better suited to provide a good gaming experience (i.e. low latency) for not too much money (like €100/150) without having to go for a 25" screen.
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Flow

Gefantrix · Answer

Thank you very much for this clear and simple response. Anyway, my knowledge in this area is also very very limited. So I'm thinking of going for a new screen. By the way, I wanted to propose one:
https://www.grosbill.com/4-samsung_syncmaster_s20b300n-159685-peripheriques-_moniteur_lcd

So, I would like your opinion on it :).

Use an All-in-One PC as a monitor

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