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<blockquote data-quote="sri" data-source="post: 41822" data-attributes="member: 17659">If I were you i would take the advice above and buy an ATI card with DX9 support.And on another topic, if you choose to buy an ATI card, you will have the opportunity to make a VGA-to-ScartRGB cable with an awesome picture quality! I use this and besides getting a bit of overscan, the picture is as good or better than a dvd-player. When you have set up the picture properties correctly, it's hard to tell difference between a hd-tv rip and a real dvd, in compression loss et.c. It _is_ possible to do this also with a NVidia card but then you have to add some circuitry to the cable to compensate for the hsync+vsync pin that the ATI card has..Hope it helps, good luck! =)Edit: I use a X700 which support some gaming but that isn't necessary for the scartRGB solution. Tutorials on the internet claim that &quot;any&quot; ATI-card will suffice. But as stated earlier, choose one with DX9 support.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sri, post: 41822, member: 17659"] If I were you i would take the advice above and buy an ATI card with DX9 support. And on another topic, if you choose to buy an ATI card, you will have the opportunity to make a VGA-to-ScartRGB cable with an awesome picture quality! I use this and besides getting a bit of overscan, the picture is as good or better than a dvd-player. When you have set up the picture properties correctly, it's hard to tell difference between a hd-tv rip and a real dvd, in compression loss et.c. It _is_ possible to do this also with a NVidia card but then you have to add some circuitry to the cable to compensate for the hsync+vsync pin that the ATI card has.. Hope it helps, good luck! =) Edit: I use a X700 which support some gaming but that isn't necessary for the scartRGB solution. Tutorials on the internet claim that "any" ATI-card will suffice. But as stated earlier, choose one with DX9 support. [/QUOTE]

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