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<blockquote data-quote="vvulture" data-source="post: 267476" data-attributes="member: 21022">Hi all.I am plagued with issues concerning my video card.I have the choice to use either a ATI or nVidia based video card but both have their pros and cons.ATI have great video quality but are plagued with ghosting / blotchy artefacts which are caused by this TrDenoise issue i read about everywhere for which there is no longer a fix for . Please correct me if i am wrong and point me to a website that has a working fix.&nbsp; ATI cards also ( as far as i can tell ) do not support 50Hz refresh thru DVI which is a must for me in a PAL country.They do however support my LCD TV native resolution of 1366x768.nVidia on the otherhand, do have 50Hz support to some extent and do not exhibit the ghosting issue that ATI has.But, my 8600GT insists that my native resolution is 1024x768 which doesn't look good on a 16:9 screen..&nbsp;&nbsp; The picture quality is not as 'sharp' or 'clear' as my ATI x1650Pro card.My question is to anyone living here in Australia ( or any PAL country ), how are you getting along with these issues ? What cards are you using ?&nbsp; What tweaks have you applied ?&nbsp; etc...thank you for your help...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="vvulture, post: 267476, member: 21022"] Hi all. I am plagued with issues concerning my video card. I have the choice to use either a ATI or nVidia based video card but both have their pros and cons. ATI have great video quality but are plagued with ghosting / blotchy artefacts which are caused by this TrDenoise issue i read about everywhere for which there is no longer a fix for . Please correct me if i am wrong and point me to a website that has a working fix. ATI cards also ( as far as i can tell ) do not support 50Hz refresh thru DVI which is a must for me in a PAL country. They do however support my LCD TV native resolution of 1366x768. nVidia on the otherhand, do have 50Hz support to some extent and do not exhibit the ghosting issue that ATI has. But, my 8600GT insists that my native resolution is 1024x768 which doesn't look good on a 16:9 screen.. The picture quality is not as 'sharp' or 'clear' as my ATI x1650Pro card. My question is to anyone living here in Australia ( or any PAL country ), how are you getting along with these issues ? What cards are you using ? What tweaks have you applied ? etc... thank you for your help... [/QUOTE]

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