name='Rastalovich' said:To say definately yes/no tbh, we`d need more model info.
Some have loads of connections, some are limited. Some think a hdmi is enough etc.
name='Rastalovich' said:I have a feeling that myself atleast didn`t get the full jist of what u were asking.
I`m under the impression now that u know it has a DVI connection and u want to know if u need anything in addition in order to go pc->tv - in which case I`d almost definately say no - just plug it in and away u go.
If u go into the nVidia control thingy (as long as the tv is plugged in during u`r boot into windows) will show or detect all the possible outputs of the tv and u can pretty much see for u`rself what it`ll do. In the same fashion u`d add a regular tv to a multiview output.
I take it it`s like this one.
name='v a d e R`' said:I connected it and it mostly worked. I set it to 1080i succesfully, but I couldnt get my toolbar to show up on my TV, and reading anything on the screen was out of the question.
I got owned![]()
name='Rastalovich' said:Seeing as u`r an nVidian, there is a nifty bunch of positioning tools that may help u out in the menus.
Bestest way I`ve found is to select the TV in the display settings and go to device settings in the lower right.
Critcism I have is that it sizes the vertical the same time as the horizontal.
Worth playing with stuff tho.
Added "Resize the HDTV desktop" underscan compensation option