T400 Supported resolution for external monitor

I have Video Adapter Intel GL40/GM45/GM47/GS45 Chipset - Graphics Controller 0 [B-3].
Can I use 24" monitor with native resolution 1920 x 1200 px (94 DPI) ?
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hans_, welcome to the forum,
the simple answer is yes The maximum resolution that is supported is 2048 x 1536 @ 75Hz.
Hope this helps
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well that really depends on what uses you have in mind. What are you going to use your external monitor for?
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