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Hey guys,
I have a SFF Dell Optiplex 760 that I am using as an HTPC. It only has a DVD SATA reader in the slim 5.25" bay, and I'd like to upgrade it to a blu-ray SATA drive.
I'd like to keep the drive internal but it seems quite difficult to find a cheap internal slim blu-ray drive. The only...
Hi guys,
Last week I built a simple gaming rig but have run into a serious issue in games. I've noticed that after playing for about 20 minutes in it will completely hang: screen frozen, sound stuttering and requiring a hard reset. Windows never generates any error messages aside from not...
ATI VGA Wonder XL24 ISA (a whole 1 mb of RAM!)
ATI Mach 64 PCI
ATI 3D Xpression + PC2TV (Rage IIc) 4mb PCI
ATI Xpert@Play 4mb PCI
Voodoo 1
ATI AIW Pro PCI
nvidia TNT2 AGP
ATI Radeon 7200 VIVO AGP
ATI Radeon 8500
ATI AIW 9600
ATI Mobility Radeon 9700
What? You're not making any sense.
His AIW 9800 has only one DVI port. to hook up a normal CRT, he's already using a DVI converter. Now where's that second vga supposed to go?
I don't know what to tell you though, I think that second video card is your best bet. It's definitely more...
For pure video conversion, I agree with ilkka. I've done this a lot too. Use your DV camera as a bridge between a VCR and your computer (via firewire). The quality is decent and it's really easy. You'll be surprised. Not sure if you have either the camera or the DV card, but it's a solution...
I believe that most of the current ATI boards support 1024x768 TVOut. For sure, the 9600/9700/9800 boards do, I'm just trying to find out if the older 9000/VE AIW boards support it as well.
I'm trying to find a link ...
This is incorrect. The 9000 is indeed based on the 8500 (edit: someone just posted and they've got the info on what was removed). Clock speed is faster, but I believe some of the processing units were removed to reduce the transistor count. The amazing thing is that they nearly halved the...
Hmm, last I recall, sound capture is handled through the computer sound card and not the AIW. Maybe I'm wrong, but I don't see much of a reason why it would vary between the two.
Desktop 9700 was replaced by the 9800 series. For all intents and purposes, the 9800 is a higher-clocked 9700 with some other minor tweaks.
The 9500 was replaced by the 9600. These two are pretty different beasts, and only the 9600 XT comes close to the old 9500 Pro. But the 9600 is a lot...