System for gaming and HDTV. Hi, I need a pd desktop around 600-900 bucks which is able to handle entry level/old games (old car simulators) but mostly which is able to output any video I have on my hd to my HDTV via hdmi. Thus I am looking for a video card...

is this a good hdtv for gaming?. ok this is my last post, I promise. I went out looking for a hdtv for my ps3, i found one for $289.99 It was a small modest hdtv, looked ok, store didn't do the settings very well though and I know it could look better. 19"...

a few questions for you guys...if you could just help me out here.... :) 1) Considering the fact that I will be using this HDTV for gaming, are there any 'special features' I should look out for in a HDTV ?? Features that can enhance my gaming experience...

Need a LCD HDTV Gaming Monito: ~30" &amp; <$1000. I'm building a new computer with dual HD 4870s so I'm going to buy a new monitor to complement them. What I'm looking for is a LCD HDTV (that is, can double as an HDTV) monitor that's around 30 inches, has...

Good combination HDTV/gaming CRT?. Are there any excellent quality CRT's for HDTV and PC gaming, which would be preferable to the better non-CRT monitors?. Are there any excellent quality CRT's for HDTV and PC gaming, which would be preferable to the better...

go run the ubergames. The main deal is that i am going to use my HDTV instead of a monitor. I know the resolution is not ideal but many have been pleased with using their HDTV for games and i don't want to buy a new monitor. I have this tv: Resolution:...

The Gamer's Guide To HDTV. Gamers who opt to remain ahead of the pack want their HDTV. But tread carefully before plunking down the cash for a new set. . Gamers who opt to remain ahead of the pack want their HDTV. But tread carefully before plunking...

should i look for in HDTV for gaming on my PC/+ DVD's/ + Xbox and Dreamcast gaming? Looking for an upgrade i can use since i need a new TV... also any stores/ retail or online to look into? (ex: lcd/hdtv/1080i/dvi output/32"/$1500 or something... but more...

HTPC user myself) you are best off going with a PC Monitor if you are primarily using the PC for PC related activities, especially gaming. HDTV and gaming is where they don't mix the best. A TV only supports a select few resolutions and refresh rates - a PC...