Ok Currently I ahve a rig setup that is hooked to my TV all the time, no monitor. I am using the Kyro II card from hercules and the tv out is great, it stays on all the time, no need to set in drivers I can see the post, install an os ETC ETC. However after making the move to XP I took a pretty good hit in performance. Although everything looks great as far as image quality is concerned ith XP, better than me and 2k. DVDs look great, web surfing is great (large fonts set under general tab in advanced properties makes a big difference), and games look great, however they are running a bit slower than they were in winME. I dont want to have to use ME again though I like xp too much lol. Has anyone out there used thier TV out on thier GF3 and if so wahts the quality like? Does it have to be enabled all the time or once its turned on does it stay on? I may considder the radeon 8500 wen it comes out, but I would like to upgrade soon (can still take back the herculese card for store credit. Let me knwo your opinions on this any help is appreciated
System setup:
Windows XP
Panasonic 27" Panablack TV
1ghz AMD Thunderbird
MSI KT7 Pro2-A
(will be changing to the new ecs sis 735 board and 256mb ddr soon)
256mb pc133
Hercules 4500 64mb tv out (beta drivers for xp running)
SB Live
2x Western digital 40 gig 7200 RPM
8x DVD
4x4x24 CDRW
Sony hometheater system for alt. to tv speakers
Logitech Wireless optical Mouse
Wireless keyboard with built in pointing device
Antec Easy USB for front USB access
Adaptoid w/ N64 controller
and every game imaginable
System setup:
Windows XP
Panasonic 27" Panablack TV
1ghz AMD Thunderbird
MSI KT7 Pro2-A
(will be changing to the new ecs sis 735 board and 256mb ddr soon)
256mb pc133
Hercules 4500 64mb tv out (beta drivers for xp running)
SB Live
2x Western digital 40 gig 7200 RPM
8x DVD
4x4x24 CDRW
Sony hometheater system for alt. to tv speakers
Logitech Wireless optical Mouse
Wireless keyboard with built in pointing device
Antec Easy USB for front USB access
Adaptoid w/ N64 controller
and every game imaginable