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    Question New TV for computer

    Ok, I have a NVIDIA GeForce 9500 GT card and it has a S-Video on it so, my question is this, Should I get a flat screen with Vertical Resolution: 720p or Vertical Resolution: 1080p??? I really could use so help with this. thx.
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    Also my systems is this,

    Processors- AMD Athlons(tm) 64 X2 Daul Core Processor 5200+
    RAM- 4.00 GB
    OS- Windows 7 64- bit
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    No one that throws together a bunch of numbers and calls it fact is going to give you and real accurate answer, there's too many variables and it's all biased towards there own personal outlooks on how it should be, not how it is. Numbers are too easy to manipulate.
    So sad but true.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rezo View Post
    Ok, I have a NVIDIA GeForce 9500 GT card and it has a S-Video on it so, my question is this, Should I get a flat screen with Vertical Resolution: 720p or Vertical Resolution: 1080p??? I really could use so help with this. thx.
    S-video? You should be able to find a tv with DVI inputs.

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    Get a 1080P for your computer, and make sure it has an HDMI port. You can buy a DVI->HDMI cable to connect them. If you use S-Video, it doesn't matter what TV resolution you have, since I think it maxes out at 480I.
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    I'm going to sound like a noob but, what is a DVI -> HDMI???
    Quote Originally Posted by Shade View Post
    No one that throws together a bunch of numbers and calls it fact is going to give you and real accurate answer, there's too many variables and it's all biased towards there own personal outlooks on how it should be, not how it is. Numbers are too easy to manipulate.
    So sad but true.

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    http://www.nvidia.com/object/product...9500gt_us.html

    As via specifications:
    HDMI Via adapter

    As you can see your card has two DVI ports. You can purchase a cable that has the DVI connector and HDMI output connector.

    Your card can handle 1080p, so go for 1080p minimum.
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    Thx you so much sir.
    Quote Originally Posted by Shade View Post
    No one that throws together a bunch of numbers and calls it fact is going to give you and real accurate answer, there's too many variables and it's all biased towards there own personal outlooks on how it should be, not how it is. Numbers are too easy to manipulate.
    So sad but true.

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    I think now I'm going to need a sound card too, any suggestion??
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    No one that throws together a bunch of numbers and calls it fact is going to give you and real accurate answer, there's too many variables and it's all biased towards there own personal outlooks on how it should be, not how it is. Numbers are too easy to manipulate.
    So sad but true.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rezo View Post
    I think now I'm going to need a sound card too, any suggestion??
    Your motherboard doesn't have built in sound? Most modern boards have 7.1 these days.

    Also I couldn't see it, but the spec's on your video card had sound via SPDIF. So you should be able to pipe out to your TV's speakers.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rumbaar View Post
    Your motherboard doesn't have built in sound? Most modern boards have 7.1 these days.

    Also I couldn't see it, but the spec's on your video card had sound via SPDIF. So you should be able to pipe out to your TV's speakers.
    Nvidia cards usually have the SPDIF connecter on the circuit board internal to the PC, not the faceplate, so the onboard sound is usually your best bet. Of course, we really need to know what the OP is hooking the sound to. If it is just the tv, he just needs a splitter for the speaker jack.
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