I enjoy a broken laptop - I'd resembling to put together a Flat peak from it. How can I do that? Is it worth?

Answer:

You can't, the peak is hard wired to a board, and does not use one and the same signal set as a vga monitor, the built in video card doesn't requirement to use a normal VGA signal, if goes direct to a peak driver board.
STU is correct. I have researched this also. It's cheaper to buy a stand-alone monitor.



The monitor from a laptop is not made the agency that you would like to use it and it's too much hassle to generate it work.



-take my word for it... it's too much hassle-don't research it.
The parts would cost as much or more than a new monitor if you could do it, which you can't. You would want a separate power supply for it and the screen is not compatible next to your video card output.



Converting an old laptop LCD peak into a VGA monitor

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Can I use a laptop screen next to a pc?

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