CrimandEvil
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Damn it, I could have gotten some nice Bookshelf speakers, waiting for money to come in right now... not sure how much either... ![Frown :( :(](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
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[H] forum member Nightanole shares some knowledgeable experience with that cable here. Apparently they are decent, not perfect of course but who expected perfect anyway.IDversusEGO said:decent deal on a decent cable...
Acoustic Research 6ft component cable
http://www.partsexpress.com/pe/pshowdetl.cfm?&DID=7&Partnumber=189-060
He's talking about "RCA" rebranded Monster cable singles. Parts express carries them about once a month but i guess they sell out quickly or something.nightanole said:your best bet, if you care, is to get 3 of there RCA brand monster cable singles for like $7-10 each. Yes they are monster cable, so full price sucks, but a component set of these at best buy would run you about $90![]()
NV44 (6200 PCI-E)
PureVideo DVD/MPEG2 Video Quality Improvement: Partial
PureVideo WMV Video Quality Improvement: Partial
DVD/MPEG2 Hardware Acceleration: Limited (720p max)
WMV Hardware Acceleration: Limited (720p max)
NV45 (6800U PCI-E, 6800GT PCI-E)
PureVideo DVD/MPEG2 Video Quality Improvement: Yes
PureVideo WMV Video Quality Improvement: Yes
DVD/MPEG2 Hardware Acceleration: Yes
WMV Hardware Acceleration: No
Specifications:
* Compatibility:
o Intel:
+ Celeron Socket 478 all speeds
+ Pentium 4 Socket 478 all speeds
o AMD:
+ Duron Socket 462 all speeds
+ Athlon Socket 462 all speeds
+ Athlon XP Socket A all speeds
+ Athlon 64 Socket 754 all speeds
+ Athlon 64FX Socket 754 all speeds
+ Opteron Socket 940 all speeds
* Fan Dimensions: 80 x 80 x 25mm
* Heatsink Dimensions: 83 x 65 x 38mm
* Combined Dimensions: 98 x 84 x 95mm
* Fan Speed: 1300~3400rpm with Rheostat
* Air Flow: 13.6CFM @ 1300rpm ~ 34CFM @ 3400rpm
* Fan Noise Level: 16dBA @ 1300rpm (lowest), 37dBA @ 3400rpm (highest)
* Weight: 605g
It should be similar to a 5700 card (NOT LE/SE/El cheap 'o) without the crappy DX9 performance and limited support for PureVideo. If I can find a buyer for my 5700U (and a place that has a 6200 in stock) I'd love to pick one up and give it a try (although I have no DVI TV) but it carries the same junk as the 6600 just "smaller" I guess you would say.SJetski71 said:Edit: Meant to say that Nvidia 6200 video card above looks real nice. Does anyone think that its better than a ti4200 for displaying video via the DVI port? Or is all its "special" video capability limited to its tv-out port? TIA
No idea how to program it, but i am wondering if it'll work with XP. The price is tempting but i'd like to get more information first, hmmIDversusEGO said:$4, I might try it. it says it sends and recieves. any ideas about how to program it? I need to have 3 IR senders for my Direct TV boxes. $12 is better than 50 for one USB-UIRT
CrimandEvil said:How this? Chaintech 6200 AGP for $125 with free second day shipping
I think it might be a good card for those looking for 5700U level stuff and it does some PureVideo as well although Chaintech isn't too clear on whether or not it includes the Component adapter, they've never really included it in any product yet but I think you can use an adapter from any other 62/6600 card with it.