Digital is still digital I think.Finray wrote:
Will that still put out recognisable HDMI? Or will it be like plugging a digital adapter in an analogue socket?menzo2003 wrote:
no but you get a dvi --> hdmi plug
Yep, I use a DVI -> HDMI cable for my PS3 to a computer monitor, output is beautiful. (no fuzziness and crap like my original component cables)Freezer7Pro wrote:
DVI uses the same signalling as HDMI.Finray wrote:
Will that still put out recognisable HDMI? Or will it be like plugging a digital adapter in an analogue socket?menzo2003 wrote:
no but you get a dvi --> hdmi plug
I'mnot ready to throw down cash for an HDTV, but I have all these computer monitors lying around, so I thought I'd put one to good use.
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digital > analogTopHat01 wrote:
Yep, I use a DVI -> HDMI cable for my PS3 to a computer monitor, output is beautiful. (no fuzziness and crap like my original component cables)
I'mnot ready to throw down cash for an HDTV, but I have all these computer monitors lying around, so I thought I'd put one to good use.
...at least, i think so?
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Ja.haffeysucks wrote:
digital > analogTopHat01 wrote:
Yep, I use a DVI -> HDMI cable for my PS3 to a computer monitor, output is beautiful. (no fuzziness and crap like my original component cables)
I'mnot ready to throw down cash for an HDTV, but I have all these computer monitors lying around, so I thought I'd put one to good use.
...at least, i think so?
My PSU I ordered from Newegg was DOA (had to take an old, shitty 250W out from an old computer to figure that out, which was a bitch). Went to Micro Center and bought an Antec Basiq 350W and a DVI-VGA adaptor. Put it in the computer to realize that it only had 1 SATA connector. Went and got a Cooler Master 500W, and finally got the computer on to realize that the DVI-VGA adapter didn't work. What a shitty day.
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How does a DVI->VGA adapter... not work?
thatd be my guessJenspm wrote:
broken?CrazeD wrote:
How does a DVI->VGA adapter... not work?
Does anyone know the exact release date of the evga x58 classified?
nope... but why would you want that? Gigabyte, Asus or even the X58 EVGA would do just fine... only difference is the gay NF200 chip that really doesn't make differenceBell wrote:
Does anyone know the exact release date of the evga x58 classified?
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nope... but why would you want that? Gigabyte, Asus or even the X58 EVGA would do just fine... only difference is the gay NF200 chip that really doesn't make differenceBell wrote:
Does anyone know the exact release date of the evga x58 classified?
"people in ny have a general idea of how to drive. one of the pedals goes forward the other one prevents you from dying"
That's quite handy then, instead of getting an HDMI output like I have and then having to buy a HDMI cable which costs shitloads for the amount of cable you get you can get a free one. Win idea is pretty win.Freezer7Pro wrote:
DVI uses the same signalling as HDMI.Finray wrote:
Will that still put out recognisable HDMI? Or will it be like plugging a digital adapter in an analogue socket?menzo2003 wrote:
no but you get a dvi --> hdmi plug
HDMI isn't that expensive. I have an HDMI to DVI cable and an HDMI cable, and I got each for less than $10.
Where the hell are you buying your cables?Finray wrote:
That's quite handy then, instead of getting an HDMI output like I have and then having to buy a HDMI cable which costs shitloads for the amount of cable you get you can get a free one. Win idea is pretty win.Freezer7Pro wrote:
DVI uses the same signalling as HDMI.Finray wrote:
Will that still put out recognisable HDMI? Or will it be like plugging a digital adapter in an analogue socket?
The idea of any hi-fi system is to reproduce the source material as faithfully as possible, and to deliberately add distortion to everything you hear (due to amplifier deficiencies) because it sounds 'nice' is simply not high fidelity. If that is what you want to hear then there is no problem with that, but by adding so much additional material (by way of harmonics and intermodulation) you have a tailored sound system, not a hi-fi. - Rod Elliot, ESP
He's probably one of those people that are still thinking analogue when it comes to digital shit.Freezer7Pro wrote:
Where the hell are you buying your cables?Finray wrote:
That's quite handy then, instead of getting an HDMI output like I have and then having to buy a HDMI cable which costs shitloads for the amount of cable you get you can get a free one. Win idea is pretty win.Freezer7Pro wrote:
DVI uses the same signalling as HDMI.
An HDMI cable is an HDMI cable no matter how much it costs. A 5$ cable is EXACTLY the same as a 60$ cable. The only difference is that one is a realistic price, the other is a mad rip off.
Also, HDMI carries sound and DVI does not.
Only way to go: http://www.monoprice.com/home/index.aspFreezer7Pro wrote:
Where the hell are you buying your cables?Finray wrote:
That's quite handy then, instead of getting an HDMI output like I have and then having to buy a HDMI cable which costs shitloads for the amount of cable you get you can get a free one. Win idea is pretty win.Freezer7Pro wrote:
DVI uses the same signalling as HDMI.
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I, per sae, don't buy them. I have no HD tech. My brother bought a HDMI to HDMI cable, cost him better part of £45.Freezer7Pro wrote:
Where the hell are you buying your cables?Finray wrote:
That's quite handy then, instead of getting an HDMI output like I have and then having to buy a HDMI cable which costs shitloads for the amount of cable you get you can get a free one. Win idea is pretty win.Freezer7Pro wrote:
DVI uses the same signalling as HDMI.
Guess he got ripped off then..
lol, yes indeed he did.Finray wrote:
I, per sae, don't buy them. I have no HD tech. My brother bought a HDMI to HDMI cable, cost him better part of £45.Freezer7Pro wrote:
Where the hell are you buying your cables?Finray wrote:
That's quite handy then, instead of getting an HDMI output like I have and then having to buy a HDMI cable which costs shitloads for the amount of cable you get you can get a free one. Win idea is pretty win.
Guess he got ripped off then..
somehow im not surprisedCrazeD wrote:
lol, yes indeed he did.Finray wrote:
I, per sae, don't buy them. I have no HD tech. My brother bought a HDMI to HDMI cable, cost him better part of £45.Freezer7Pro wrote:
Where the hell are you buying your cables?
Guess he got ripped off then..
Not Schlopp, Jay. He's the more tech conscious one of them tbh o.Ophishman420 wrote:
somehow im not surprisedCrazeD wrote:
lol, yes indeed he did.Finray wrote:
I, per sae, don't buy them. I have no HD tech. My brother bought a HDMI to HDMI cable, cost him better part of £45.
Guess he got ripped off then..
I guess not.Finray wrote:
Not Schlopp, Jay. He's the more tech conscious one of them tbh o.Ophishman420 wrote:
somehow im not surprisedCrazeD wrote:
lol, yes indeed he did.
Nah, Cammy would probably think he could get HD through an anolog monitor cable.CrazeD wrote:
I guess not.Finray wrote:
Not Schlopp, Jay. He's the more tech conscious one of them tbh o.Ophishman420 wrote:
somehow im not surprised
He can.Finray wrote:
Nah, Cammy would probably think he could get HD through an anolog monitor cable.CrazeD wrote:
I guess not.Finray wrote:
Not Schlopp, Jay. He's the more tech conscious one of them tbh o.O
The idea of any hi-fi system is to reproduce the source material as faithfully as possible, and to deliberately add distortion to everything you hear (due to amplifier deficiencies) because it sounds 'nice' is simply not high fidelity. If that is what you want to hear then there is no problem with that, but by adding so much additional material (by way of harmonics and intermodulation) you have a tailored sound system, not a hi-fi. - Rod Elliot, ESP