View Full Version : geforce2 GTS with HDTV suport, so what?
XPogiGTIVR6X
01-19-02, 08:23 PM
Hey, acording to The specs on a The Geforce 2 GTS, it has HDTV suport. ok so what Can I do with it??? my dad just got a big screen with HD, And it would be awsome to play some games on it. but hell, I dont know any games that are HD, and I have a S-video out, but it is converted to RCA, Do I lose some Quality? or should I use a VGA to RGB converter and hook that up? and forget the Tv-out. all this extra features and nothing can use it! blah blah blah!
funnyperson1
01-19-02, 08:28 PM
it has HDTV support that means itll will run at a resolution of 640x480 like a normal TV, only the Radeon 7500 has a TV out that is truly in HDTV (1024x768)....svideo is the best.....but it wont be anywhere near as nice as your computer....
RainMaQer
01-19-02, 09:15 PM
Ummmm. funnyperson1 I have an email around here somewhere that says that my GF3 supports 1024x768 from Gainward Tech support...;)
*and hdtv goes a lot higher than that*
funnyperson1
01-19-02, 09:17 PM
Originally posted by RainMaQer
Ummmm. funnyperson1 I have an email around here somewhere that says that my GF3 supports 1024x768 from Gainward Tech support...;)
*and hdtv goes a lot higher than that*
weird....i never knew that....
RainMaQer
01-19-02, 09:21 PM
It has to do with the tv out module itself.... here's a link to a thread about my email here. (http://forums.overclockers.ws/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=58586&highlight=gainward)
funnyperson1
01-19-02, 09:34 PM
sounds like their english isnt up to par i dunno if theyre talking about tv-out..but oh well...sounds like good news...you should try it tou some day :)
RainMaQer
01-19-02, 09:37 PM
that's one thing I have yet to do... guess I should've kept my mouth shut cause I really haven't tried it out... hmmmm.... my uncle has an HDTV i could try it on too... if only i had a sound card and a dvd to watch:p
XPogiGTIVR6X
01-21-02, 10:23 AM
so my video out can go to the Resolution of 1024x768???
I have a Visiontek Geforce2 GTS.
RainMaQer
01-21-02, 03:02 PM
Just depends on what tv out module you have... it should tell you in the display properties
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