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8800gtx+HDTV+HDMI-DVI cables

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Any1 using a 8800GTX with HDTV (1080p) ? i wanna know if it work great .. i heard some stuff about size issue ... just wondering ... i just want to be able to play some HD film ( in good quality ) on my hdtv and sometime play game just for fun to play it on 46'' .

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Reply to nemoreborn
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It'll work if your TV has HDMI with seperate video, via DVI to HDMI cable/adapter. If you plug into a standard HDMI it will look for video and audio and make your speakers buzz. You need a dedicated HDMI for video only and there will be a red and white port for the audio.

Other option is to get a 8800GT that has s/pdif built in so you can send audio with the video via DVI to HDMI.

To get full 1080p thats the only 2 ways you can do it unless your TV does 1080p VGA which I havent seen so far.

Reply to roadrunner197069

yes you can get 1080P from your 8800GTX to HDTV...I watch Blue Ray and HD-DVD in 1080P

I play games on my pc and watch HD movies. Its my media-center...

Nvidia will allow you to adjust the screen to your TV
Video connection is: Video through DVI to HDMI
Audio: In my setup i use the on-board optical link to my receiver


My setup is below:

CPU: g6600
MOBO: Asus Maximus Formula
GPU: BFG 8800GT OC 512
MEM: 4 GByte
Optical: LG BlueR/HD-DVD
Video Software: Cyberlink PowerDVD
PS: Antec Quatro 850
DISPLAY : 70 Inch HDTV(JVC)
TV: ATI 650 HD TV Tuner
OS: Vista Ultimate 64

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