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Radeon 9600XT (VIVO question)

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I'm thinking of buying the Radeon 9600XT: http://www.infonec.com/site/main.php?module=detail&id=11436 and I have a question about the VIVO connectors.

What Video Out connectors does this video card have? I'm wondering if it would be possible to hook up a PS2 to my computer. The PS2 simply needs to connect to the red, white & yellow video connectors and be plugged into the wall outlet (for power).

Thanks for any info about this, or any other video cards that may have this capability? :)
 
TheKAT said:
I'm thinking of buying the Radeon 9600XT: http://www.infonec.com/site/main.php?module=detail&id=11436 and I have a question about the VIVO connectors.

What Video Out connectors does this video card have? I'm wondering if it would be possible to hook up a PS2 to my computer. The PS2 simply needs to connect to the red, white & yellow video connectors and be plugged into the wall outlet (for power).

Thanks for any info about this, or any other video cards that may have this capability? :)
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mine had just the yellow (video) input. It comes with an adaptor to plug in your pc speakers. Personally, I didn't like the way my consoles looked on my monitor. Its tough because the monitor is a digital signal and your ps2 puts out an analog signal.
 
Does your monitor support dual inputs? If so, it's easier to get the VGA adaptor for the PS2.

Otherwise, the 9600XT VIVO will work fine, it will be able to accept composite (yellow plug) or S-Video inputs. The S-Video input will give you a better quality picture on your monitor, it kind of looks like a PS/2 keyboard plug.
 
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