1. Digital Video (HDMI, DVI - will do upto 1080p) 2. Component Video (The three RGB cables you're probably used to seeing, can do upto 1080p) 3. S-Video (As far as i'm aware, this'll only do 480p) 4. Composite Video (The single RCA connection - this'll only do 480i)
This is my understanding. :) So it all really depends on what you can output, and what your tele can receive.
If you have a graphics card that has a DVI connection, probably best to use either a DVI -> Hdmi cable, or pickup a DVI -> HDMI converter. Of course this is dependant on your TV having HDMI.
-- Craig.
CASE: Zalman HD160; MOTHERBOARD: Gigabyte GA-EP45-DS3; VIDEO: Geforce Asus GT240 HDMI; SOUND: HDMI Passthrough; CPU: Intel E8200; RAM: Corsair XMS2 2GB; HDD: 160MB 2.5" Hitachi; TUNER: Hauppage HDR 2200; DISPLAY: Sony 46" 1080p X Series; SOFTWARE: Windows 7, XBMC;
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