HD on my PC
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Name: jb60606
Date: January 29, 2008 at 09:37:10 Pacific
Subject: HD on my PCOS: Vista Ultimate 64-bitCPU/Ram: 2.4Ghz Quad/4GBModel/Manufacturer: Homeade |
Comment: Pending the card is HDCP compliant; DVI will be able to output 1080p content correct? I ask because, I recently purchased Dell's UltraSharp 24" HDCP LCD monitor (1920x1280 resolution), a Pioneer Blu-Ray drive (5.25" drive -- not an actual console) and am now in the market for a decent video card that will enable me to view 1080p Blu-Ray content on the monitor. I was initially told that I need a card and monitor with built in HDMI ports, or my card would need a TV-out port, and composite inputs on the monitor, etc. If so, does anyone have any recommendations on a decent video card that can get the job done?
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Name: blackbill
Date: February 2, 2008 at 14:47:05 Pacific
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Reply: (edit)Don't have a recommendation but what you need is HDMI or COMPONENT (not composite, which will not support hi def. I would not go to any major expense. With a 24" monitor you will not notice too much difference between upscaled dvd and hi def. I have both HD DVD and Blu Ray.... they work best on big screens. The general recommendation for Blu Ray, or HD DVD for that matter is is a 40" screen or better. Anything less than that and the Hi def really isn't that noticeable.
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