anyone know of a video card that supports component out instead of s-video?  I don't mean composite.?
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Composit is the raw signal (analogue) without sound and would use RCA jacks to connect.\n\nComponet would use DVI connection to separate out the signals.  \n\nNot that you needed that information but Nvidia video cards use DVI as well as other high-end cards.  Be care full to make sure your TV has the hookups for DVI connections.  You can not purchase a DVI to RCA cables unless you are willing to have them custom made for a very high price.  Double check your TV connections, just because it is HD does not mean it is new enough to support DVI hook ups.  Older HD's don't support them and if you have to use an adapter to use it, then it is worthless. If you use an adapter you lose everything you were trying to gain by using the DVI connection.  It is like getting a true digital signal then running a copper wire to connect it to your tv.  Pointless.  To get a true digital signal on your tv you must use optics.
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You may have to tell the software driver to switch from the composite input to the SVHS (s-video) input..\nUnfortunately you didn't say what A/V to USB converter you are using.
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Yes.   You can add it to the PCI slot.   I do not see and AGP slot which is the usual slot for video.  Make sure you have a PCI video card though.
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I'm not sure about your dell, but perhaps you need a better video solution. On board video is terrible for playing games.
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For AGP and PCI-X video cards look on newegg.com :)
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You can try Xilisoft Video Convertor
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I understand you question... It does not exist yet the PC that supports that ´cause I have 1 GB RAM and enough storage space for NASA in my computer and still not enough good for high quality video editing...
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I have my computer connected to my tv using a GeForce fx 5500 video card through an s-video cable.  I just right click the desktop screen, click "NVIDIA Analog Display" (my video card settings), then I goto "Display Mode" and do "Clone" instead of single display and then put tv instead of Analog display(monitor) and apply.  \n\nSorry if it sounds confusing.
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You'll have to puchase a video card (AGP or PCI, depending on your motherboard), install this and disable the onboard video in BIOS.
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a video card that supports two monitors. NVIDIA or RADEON
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no, all you need is to get a compatible video card and all the hardware will work, have the same setuo at home :)
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CompUSA has several locations in Philly, and they usually carry almost everything known to computers.  Strangely enough, I've found Staples also carries a wide assortment of video cards, and they're also everywhere. Office Max and Office Depot have a pretty wide selection and may also have what you're after.
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You have to have a video card that supports this.\nSee the link for more info
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I don't think you can since most video cards are located on the mother board of the laptop/notebook. You would need to purchase a whole new notebook to do so...\n\nBut this is just a guess since I have never owned a notebook...
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If you mean PCI-X, and to all the other answerers, there is a PCI-X that is not PCI Express or regular PCI, no there are no video cards for PCI-X.  Of course if you are referring to PCI Express there are video cards for that.  Unfortunately a lot of people mistakenly refer to PCI Express as PCI-X, which is incorrect.
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It matters what type of interface you have in your pc, there are two main types on the market today, PCI express, and AGP.  You must figure out the interface in your pc, and buy accordingly.\n\nIf you mean you want to know if your video card is compatible with a game you own, make sure it is listed in the requirements, or look on the games website for supported game.\n\nI'm sorry I couldn't be more straightforward, there wasn't much for me to work off of.
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Am I mistaken...  Do you have this board?  But YES, it has video built-in.  But no AGP socket, so this is as good as it gets.\n\nNorth Bridge NVIDIA GeForce 6100 \nSouth Bridge NVIDIA nForce 430 \n\nBe sure to get an Athlon 64 X2/Athlon 64 FX/Athlon 64 and lots of DDR2 800 RAM.  I would get a pair of 1GB RAM modules. \n\n Take a  look at NewEgg.    $66.99\nhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16813128009\n\nGood luck and Happy Computing!