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I just got my first LCD tv, I've been abit late with it yeah, but now I got a 42" lcd tv from phillips up n running, quite cheap aswell.
It had 2x HDMI, which fits perfect, since both me and my lill bro got HDMI on our computers using ati's HD series.
I plugged in my HDMI, it did enable my HDMI right away in the cloned mode, one thing i noticed which can be abit annoying, is that when i plug in the HDMI, my computer screen laggs like shit for 3 seconds flickering and stuff, that also the issue while changing hdmi channel on the TV, cause it disable the hdmi input aswell when changing.
Else than that, My sound over HDMI works, havnt checked that out too much in linux, but my display was working under linux aswell, so thumbs up there.
While examinating the price compared to nvidia products, keep in mind that theese card supply with a nice soundcard over HDMI.
I cant wait to test it out when i buy a Reciver from denon
Btw, the flicker issue wont be appearing by using a reciver that doesnt disable the input, most recivers doesnt do that.
It had 2x HDMI, which fits perfect, since both me and my lill bro got HDMI on our computers using ati's HD series.
I plugged in my HDMI, it did enable my HDMI right away in the cloned mode, one thing i noticed which can be abit annoying, is that when i plug in the HDMI, my computer screen laggs like shit for 3 seconds flickering and stuff, that also the issue while changing hdmi channel on the TV, cause it disable the hdmi input aswell when changing.
Else than that, My sound over HDMI works, havnt checked that out too much in linux, but my display was working under linux aswell, so thumbs up there.
While examinating the price compared to nvidia products, keep in mind that theese card supply with a nice soundcard over HDMI.
I cant wait to test it out when i buy a Reciver from denon
Btw, the flicker issue wont be appearing by using a reciver that doesnt disable the input, most recivers doesnt do that.