No, only a monitor has. And the video card in the computer (either a separate one or the one integrated on the motherboard) follows that (if it can).
Before spending money on a new PC for the quality of that video's be sure to check if they really are better on that PC (using your monitor if possible). I doubt it.
Kees
I just got an Acer x223w wide screen monitor.It has a native resolution of 1680x 1050 which is what i have been using.My computer is a Lenovo m52 8212 which is quite aged but refurbished.It has quite a few different settings for changing the screen resolution, 1680x1050 being the highest one.My friend says the computer has a native resolution which is the one I should be using but he doesn't know which setting it is.Is he right? Do you know how to find the computers resolution if he is right.I don't want to compare all the settings because of the time involved and also because my memory isn't good and suggestion might make me think one is better than another.If no one has an answer i might have to do that though some day.Generally the hulu tv shows I watch are ok but there are videos i've watched that have lousy outlines or detail when in motion.I thought the resolution might be the reason.Maybe its just an old computer.The graphics are from the motherboard.

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