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Graphics card needed
Let me start off by saying, yes I have searched and read many threads.
My challenge is this, I have a JVC 61" TV with 2 HDMI inputs. I have at least 4 devices that can or need to use HDMI though. Those are my cable box for HD cable, HD-DVD player, HTPC with Snapstream and my XBox360. With only 2 HDMI inputs at the moment I was going to run the cable box and the HDDVD player to the TV in HDMI. The Xbox would go component and the HTPC is up for grabs. My current NVidia Card has HDMI and a digital computer monitor out. It is a PNY GeForce 6200-DDR2-128MD-AGP card. I cannot get it to output properly to the computer port (RS232) on my TV. The TV requires 640x480 or 1024x768 on that port. Through hooking up an old Quattro Pro card that will output to this port so the TV recognizes the signal I discovered that it will not go full screen, so it is useless to me to watch TV though that port. As a result I think I am down to S-Video. My current 6200 has a port that says S-Out on it and looks similar to an S-Video port. It has a row of 3 pins, then a row of 4 pins and then a row of 2 pins though, which is not S-Video. I have no clue what that plug is?
Eventually I will get an EV Receiver with 4-5 HDMI ports so I can run HDMI throughout, but that is not in the cards at the moment. So, which card should I look at getting that will give me the best quality output, given that I cannot use HDMI? To date I have always run NVidia cards, but and not totally beholden to them. Thanks for your help!
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P4 3.2Mhz, 800Mhz bus, 1GB RAM (800Mhz), 36Gb Ultra Wide SCSI, 250Gb & 80Gb ATA133 IDE, PVR-250, Windows XP Pro, NVidia GeForce 6600GT 128Mb RAM, Memorex 16x16 DVDR DL, connected to a wired Gig-Ethernet wired household network, plugged into a JVC 61" DILA 720p projection TV.
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