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DVI to HDMI, do you lose any quality? just wondering :0
THATS1CK 9 months ago
@THATS1CK Nope.. well, not enough to notice anyway. It's actually really sharp and clear.
mlthomp1981 9 months ago
Consider unlocking the windows taskbar and moving it to the side and then downloading the Opera browser, which lets you move tabs to the side as well. This will free up space at the top and bottom.
FlashFizz 1 year ago
umm huh?
What the hell is tv out?
Why not just hook it up by DVI or HDMI or hell even VGA?
ZDSGroup 1 year ago
@ZDSGroup Because that particular video card didn't have HDMI. It was VGA / DVI / and S-Video out. I Used S-Video. Because I didn't have a VGA-VGA cord or a DVI-HDMI cable. I have a different card now that only has DVI (x2) and am now using a DVI-HDMI conversion cable.
mlthomp1981 1 year ago
I just ordered this card from Dell. Was the install easy? I'm upgrading a Dell e521.
pseudolynch 1 year ago
Yep, was easy as 1,2,3. Didn't even have to go into my BIOS / CMOS and disable on-board. The system disabled it for me. All I did was put it in, turn it on and Windows 7 found the drivers for me. I've since went up to a 9400GT instead (little stronger) But the 8400GS was a pretty darn good card. I put it in my other system and still use it as well.
mlthomp1981 1 year ago