[Hyabusha]

How much better will the graphics look using a VGA cable vs. a Component cable?

 

[spelosi]

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Originally Posted by Hyabusha How much better will the graphics look using a VGA cable vs. a Component cable?

Probably depends on your TV, and how they send it out of the box. I know that my geforece 6600 gt looks better through vga than it does through the component adapter on my plasma.

 

[kami]

I'm betting the graphics will look the same but this VGA option may be a nice option for some people with front projectors.

 

[FrankJ.Cone]

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Originally Posted by kami I'm betting the graphics will look the same but this VGA option may be a nice option for some people with front projectors.

Indeed. No using up one of my precious component inputs.


HDMI - PS3

VGA - 360

C1 - DVD

C2 - Legacy on a switchbox.


Going to shed a tear or two taking the Dreamcast off of the VGA though...

 

[alczervik]

is it possible to convert vga to dvi?

 

[FrankJ.Cone]

Quote:

Originally Posted by alczervik2 is it possible to convert vga to dvi?

Yes it is.


Cables can be found easily enough.

 

[JuiceRocket]

Quote:

Originally Posted by kami I'm betting the graphics will look the same but this VGA option may be a nice option for some people with front projectors.

I agree.


-JR

 

[DaGamePimp]

No matter VGA or Component it is still all analog . I really hope they have included the option for a Digital Signal adapter of some kind down the road .


Using VGA to DVI will still give you an analog signal (DVI-A) so no real signal benefit there other than a change of connection type .


------------ Jason

 

[Hyabusha]

I thinking of getting one of the 1080p dlps coming out. Just wondering If It's worth the extra money for the 1080P VGA Input.