Recent content by bobjunga

<< I wish that somemone would respond to the question of relative merits of various Ti boards. >> I assume you mean the GF ti chip sets? like the GF3 ti 200, GF3, and GF3 ti 500? I think that the current 15-shoot out at this website paints a good picture of the relative abilities of the...

<< Nope, they both have only DVI, and a DVI>VGA adaptor (1 monitor + 1 TV) >> Sorry, my mistake. I was going off this from ATI's website (excerpt from AIW link above)... Connectors (AIW Radeon) PC monitor: 15-pin VGA DVI-I output (VGA monitors connect through DVI-I to VGA adapter - AGP...

<< As for ATI image quality, it seems a lot of undiscriminating people are getting misled by ATI default image setting of high contrast, saturation or LOD bias in whatever application. You can set an nVidia card up like that if you want. >> I don't think so. The guys on the avscience formum...

They both have TV out. I think that the major (only?) difference in connectors is that the AIW Radeon has both vga and DVI connetors but the AIW 7500 has only DVI (which can drive either a digital or analog monitor with the included cable). The AIW Radeon comes in PCI and AGP versions. I have...

In the avscience.com home theater PC forum, it is generally considered that the even the original Radeon has much better DVD playback quality than any of the GF cards. --BobG

Hello, I just installed an ATI AIW Radeon (not the 7500) in my sister's computer. I was very happy with the features and bundled software. The PVR stuff works, but not anywhere near as usable as TIVO, though (control convience, not performance -- maybe future versions of the TV app will be...