how most people watch downloaded video? Could anyone recommend a decent card for me? Thanks in advance. I don't understand. You can play games decently with a 9600GT. Why not watch videos? A cheap ATI 4XXX card will fix you up. low profile or a passive...

AVIVO vs. Purevideo HD: What You Need to Know about High-Definition Video. We are ready for HD video playback on the PC. But the question is whether or not it is really ready for primetime.. We are ready for HD video playback on the PC. But the question is...

1) SAPPHIRE Radeon X1950PRO 256MB 256-bit GDDR3 PCI Express x16 HDCP Ready CrossFire Supported Video Card 2) MSI GeForce 8600GTS 256MB 128-bit GDDR3 PCI Express x16 HDCP Ready SLI Supported Video Card Both cards are from newegg, with the ATi priced...

build, just change the video card to say 4850 1GB it's about same price. Thanks, overshocks, but I prefer nVidia. It's better supported in Linux. Do I really need 1GB video card if all I do is watch HD videos? I thought those high-end boards were...

and do quite a bit of video and graphics work and I see no perceivable difference on the PC. My HDMI connection makes a difference on my HD TV. Your video card may make a difference but with the 8800 I see none. Unless you connect two calibrated displays...

input to be able to change resolutions. The normal HDMI inputs are fine for watching video etc. Mainly you want the "PC" input for games. 2) You need HDMI and a supported HDMI/HDCP video card to watch BluRay. (Slysoft has an HDCP bypass through software...

I am not saying anything bad about the new R600 only on the current obsession on pictures that are supposed to show what a card can do. I did watch the video posted earlier and the video was pretty good but not all that much better than what could be done...

like brand new and puts out a nice picture. I know I would have to get the DVI-HDMI adapter for my PC connection(About $10~$15) as well as a TV/card to watch TV(Which I hardly do anyways, so I might even just drop TV portion.) I dont think my video card...

CPU: Intel® Core 2 Duo Family, AMD®64 X2 5200+, AMD® Phenom or better Video card: NVIDIA® 8600 GTS or better, ATI®X1900 or better 512 Mb of graphic memory Memory: 2 GB Sound: 5.1 sound card recommended Media reader:...

my PSU will run a card with the above requirement?. Lookin to move away from onboard video. Even though it appears to be working just fine at 1920x1080 on my tv, i'd like to free up some resources and get a video card. Some video cards have a requirement:...