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What will happen after DVI?
- Thread starter piako
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Eminemdrdre00
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HDMI is coming to PC's very soon.
UnknownSouljer
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Yeap... HDMI is already showing up on some cards.
And for DX10 compliance, and also for Windows Content protection will be necessary.
I personally would rather just stay with (Dual)DVi for now, but there are too many manufacturers with a concern for their content.
And for DX10 compliance, and also for Windows Content protection will be necessary.
I personally would rather just stay with (Dual)DVi for now, but there are too many manufacturers with a concern for their content.
UnknownSouljer said:Yeap... HDMI is already showing up on some cards.
And for DX10 compliance, and also for Windows Content protection will be necessary.
I personally would rather just stay with (Dual)DVi for now, but there are too many manufacturers with a concern for their content.
Well even DVI can support HDCP, so it isn't just that, HDMI is just a superior technology (aside from the mandatory HDCP support). DVI (especially over long lengths) does suffer jitter issues (the 'shimmering' some people report), HDMI can run much longer lengths without suffering, and is cheaper to produce (whether that results in cheaper cables or not is anyone's guess).