32" tv

[hackalive]

Whats a good graphics card for a 32" TV?

Watching HD movies from my blu-ray player.

Not really for gaming.

Any ideas?

Would a XFX Radeon HD6450 Silent 625M/1300M 1GB GDDR3 DVI/HDMI/VGA be any good?

Or not a big enough display output (resolution)?

 

[maniac]

with tv's size doesn't matter, it's the res that matters. And to be fair any decent gpu is able to handle a tv especially if its 1366 x 768.

 

[hackalive]

ok so that GPU is okay for a 32" TV with HD movie?

 

[remember300]

it all depends on what resolution you plan to run, most cards will be able support 1080p nowadays and Blu ray movies are normally played back at 24 fps anyway so they wont be a challenge to play.
The hobbit was 48 fps but thats still not to bad i used my 560ti to run a 3d movie just fine at 1080p.
The size of the screen wont effect how hard it is to put an image up there. its the resolution thats the demand for the Graphics card, of course larger screens are sometimes needed for higher resolutions, as ive not seen a 1440p res on a monitor smaller than 24".
But for full 1080p HD that Graphics card will be fine

 

[hackalive]

How about the XFX Radeon HD 5450

 

[maniac]

it should be, depends on the res of the tv though. even if its 1080p it should be fine.

 

[hackalive]

ok - ill check what the TVs res is

 

[remember300]

ok - ill check what the TVs res is

most likely it will be 1920 x 1080 or 1600 x 900, but for both you card will be fine for films, as i said its not having to push out so much data a, say a game would. It does not have to handle more than 24 frames per second