I'm upgrading my integrated graphics to a 2008-era card. I'm trying to decide between an NVIDIA card and an ATI. I'm leaning towards ATI, but one of my use cases is using the TV-out on the card. I have read that NVIDIA's drivers are superior when it comes to custom resolutions. Is this true?
Also, any card recommendations? Looking for low power consumption. Performance isn't that important because I have a Core i3-530 so anything should be better (my i3-530 sometimes struggles to play 1080p streaming video)
>>61233794
Do you live in Africa or something
ATI is long gone. Now it's AMD. It's like how Compaq is now long gone, it's now just HP.
>>61233803
No, I specifically need a video card with S-video out, and that year is about when both companies stopped offering that as an option. And anything from that era is better than the integrated graphics on my i3-530 which I've been fairly satisfied with for 7 years now as I don't play games.
>>61233818
Yeah, I know, but it was still ATI in the 2008-2009 era.
>dat 1000 cock stare
>>61233825
Just buy a converter cable, you dumbo.
Nigga just get a converter and low end gpu from 2017.
It doesn't matter, none will be officially supported at this point, and the old drivers have ironed out the bugs a long time ago.
>>61233825
If you have a nice CRT TV and want to use it for retro purposes just get an old Thinkpad or something
>>61233876
Bought one (DVI to S-video and composite). It requires TV-out support, which apparently my motherboard doesn't support, as nothing shows up on my TV.
>>61233895
What kind of converter?
>>61234171
Hdmi to s-video
>>61234171
Just get something like this https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B00V2ULFAQ
>>61233794
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