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    8800GTto HTV

    AS my next upgrade im thinking of buying aHDTV and using that as my monitor however im a bit confused as to how i would connect my gainward Bliss 512MB 8800GT to a HDTV. I have a cable that came with the card that has an s-video connection leading to 4 wires red green blue and yellow. Is this what i use and would that give me the best possible resolution? Any help or advice is welcome wincei dont know much about HDTVs

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    Re: 8800GTto HTV

    Depends on the inputs of you HDTV really. Whats it got? Theres a number of ways to connect it up.

    Graphics->HDTV:
    1) DVI->DVI
    2) DVI->HDMI
    3) DVI->VGA

    Theres probably more options, but those are the best/most common.

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    Re: 8800GTto HTV

    I use a DVI/HDMI cable from my 7800GT to my Samsung HDTV, you get very good quality. i would reccomend it.

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    Re: 8800GTto HTV

    Yes DVI>HDMI is your best bet. HDMI is digital like dvi

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    Re: 8800GTto HTV

    From the looks of those inputs you want to be connecting using a DVI-HDMI cable. Failing that just hook it up using VGA.

    Heres a DVI-HDMI cable:
    Computer hardware and software at amazing prices, available online from Scan Computers UK

    Beware that it won't carry sound though, only video. You'll need to hook the sound up separately

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