sugarman
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- John
Hello all,
This is my first post here so I'll quickly introduce myself. My name is John, I am 30 and live in North Carolina. I have been a software engineer for the last ten years but now thinking about a career change and becoming a locksmith. So that's me. I look forward to chatting with you all.
Oh and before I get into my question I just want to compliment whoever put this forum together. The signup process is great. I love that section where you mark items as want/owned. Very nice and a pleasant change from all the vbulletin forums.
Right.... on to the question!
I need a pci video card that can output HD over component (YpBpR).
From what I can tell the only cards that can do this are the ATI Radeon cards. Can someone please confirm that they are getting 1080 from one of these using the ATI adaptor that plugs into the s-video port? Or did they have to use the adaptor type which plugs into the VGA port such as this one.
That it is really. If anyone wants to recommend a specific card (pcie) or a brand of component cables at the same then that would be great as well.
Many thanks in advance,
John
This is my first post here so I'll quickly introduce myself. My name is John, I am 30 and live in North Carolina. I have been a software engineer for the last ten years but now thinking about a career change and becoming a locksmith. So that's me. I look forward to chatting with you all.
Oh and before I get into my question I just want to compliment whoever put this forum together. The signup process is great. I love that section where you mark items as want/owned. Very nice and a pleasant change from all the vbulletin forums.
Right.... on to the question!
I need a pci video card that can output HD over component (YpBpR).
From what I can tell the only cards that can do this are the ATI Radeon cards. Can someone please confirm that they are getting 1080 from one of these using the ATI adaptor that plugs into the s-video port? Or did they have to use the adaptor type which plugs into the VGA port such as this one.
That it is really. If anyone wants to recommend a specific card (pcie) or a brand of component cables at the same then that would be great as well.
Many thanks in advance,
John
