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Hanson, I am runnng the HL67a750 I have not tried DVI so I was not aware of the under scan issue. From the hard core gamers I talked to, they all said the same thing, so long as you have a good VGA cable and no interference issues, there is no difference between VGA and DVI until you get into...

Parker, Yeah one card that handles it all would be nice! Once I get my BIG hard drives in, I will probably turn this into a DVR. The upgrade path is endless, seems like you can integrate as much or as little as you want. I saw your reply on the HTF Projects forum about your ATI card outputting...

Parker, Thanks for the reply. I appreciate the suggestion but I'm not interested in an ATI card, I actually took out a perfectly good ATI Radeon XT card to put the Nvidia in. I could have got an Nvidia with an HDMI out, but this card does support HDMI out, you need to run an internal SPDIF...

Keith, Thanks for the comments! I saw video cards with HDMI out but I didn't want to settle for a lesser card than what I got, just to have an HDMI port. The TV will accept VGA, DVI or HDMI. The DVI cable isn't an issue I can get one at work, we have thousands of them that we never used (we...

I have to wonder if I would see any improvement on my display by switching to DVI or DVI to HDMI. I am running VGA out directly to the TV and it's razor sharp with no banding or other issues. I honestly could never see a difference between DVI and VGA. Thoughts?

I just got done building my new HTPC last week and my goal was to have an HTPC that truly looked the part and performed well. I started off with an NmediaPC HT6000B case and NmediaPC OEM Pro LCD screen kit. I then filled it with some computer goodness. It's running a Core 2 Duo @ 2.66Ghz with...