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5th Mar 2008, 12:55
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trying to make a multi tasking computer to set up on my main t.v to also watch blu-ray.Haven't decided on a mobo yet so my question is what is a good card to make the best use out of blu-ray with 1080p.Do I need to go sli to get the same performance as a stand alone blu-ray player.Need a card with dual monitor out so I can switch from the main screen to a smaller monitor in living room.that way I can watch t.v and get on the computer at the same time.Is this even posible with a dual monitor set up.I don't want to keep unplugging and plugging back in the monitors to veiw each display(50"t.v & 20") computer monitor.I'm not running cable t.v through my p.c
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4th Apr 2008, 20:10
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well all cards mostly these days will have 2 moniters but for your tv what you need is to make shure ur tv has a dvi port or your video card has s video out i dont think you will need sli either iv seen a 64mb onboard graphics card play a 720i file like REALLY good so you wont need sli
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4th Apr 2008, 22:11
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HDMI is equal to DVI with audio embedded. So any dual-DVI card with HDCP support is sufficient.
Anything in here will work.
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5th Apr 2008, 18:35
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but for the tv to work if it doesnt have a dvi
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5th Apr 2008, 21:49
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