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kls85
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| Slugsnack wrote: | | Please accept my apologies kls85. I am in the wrong. Your post was clearly both professional and helpful. Those are certainly the first words that spring to my mind when I read it. Idiotic would of course, be the last word I would associate with you. |
Apologies accepted, anyway as I've mentioned before even the integrated graphics from Intel* can do 1080P, therefore your 7900GS are capable of doing that as well.
In order to enable GPU acceleration, you will need a playback software which can support it. In some cases a additional hardware is required.
e.g.
My other HP netbook which only has a Intel 900/950 graphic which does not support GPU acceleration requires a add on card call the Crystal HD accelerator by Broadcom.
This card with its bundled software can let me play HD clips without lag.
*selected models
Intel graphics with support of GPU acceleration
http://www.nvidia.com/docs/CP/11036/PureVideo_Product_Comparison.pdf
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Slugsnack
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| Thanks but the 7900GS died already and I've thrown it away and replaced it with the 9800GT. My request still stands for anyone with information on a graphics card capable of the requirements stated in OP under £100. Of course I could get the 7900GS but it seems pointless since it's around £80-90. I could spend 10 more and get a much more recent card.
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kls85
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Since you going to hook it up to a TV, then I suggest that you use HDMI as HDMI will bring both audio and video through a single cable.
Anyway here's one that is withing your price range.
Got 2x DVI, 1x HDMI, 1x Display Port
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/175989
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Phox
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You could probably find a cheap radeon 5750 for under 100 weird L's. The cheapest one in USD is around $110, I don't know what the conversion is. If you can find a geforce 450 for under 100 weird L's, go for it, they also have 2 dvi's, and people seem to think they're the best thing since sliced bread. Or maybe that was the 460, but whatever.
Edit
Looks like c.t.'s best friend kls found something perfect.
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