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~$200 price point-560Ti or Radeon 6950 2 Gb?

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Thats impossible,an analog signal and a digital signal can never be equal.Analog signal will definitely have more attenuation.
 
Jaydip said:
Thats impossible,an analog signal and a digital signal can never be equal.Analog signal will definitely have more attenuation.
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I would wager that would be highly dependent on the monitor used. Analog is often better in many cases over digital in many different application and uses, scenarios ect. I would also wager that my monitor I used is above par and even excellent in the conversion of an analog signal into digital but I don't really know how it works just that it looks good.
 
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Gordon Freemen said:
I would wager that would be highly dependent on the monitor used. Analog is often better in many cases over digital in many different application and uses, scenarios ect. I would also wager that my monitor I used is above par and even excellent in the conversion of an analog signal into digital but I don't really know how it works just that it looks good.
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Yes it can depend on monitor but most of the time digital signal will have less distortion.
 
7850. Ive seen them as low as $208 AR. But really what I'd do is wait for 660 or whatever nV's competition is to $200 market since I don't buy AMD.
 
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