Re: AMD "Evergreen" DX11 Card Backplate Photo

First of One wrote:
> http://www.legitreviews.com/images/r..._videocard.jpg
>
> 2x DVI
> 1x HDMI
> 1x Displayport
>
> Given the rarity of CRT monitors nowadays, this configuration makes more
> sense than that 2GB Sapphire 4890 Vapor-X card I linked to last week.
>
What does CRT monitors have to do with VGA ports? A lot of LCD monitors
still only come with VGA connectors. And personally, I don't see a
reason for a HDMI connector as I have no interest in connecting a
computer up to a HDTV screen.

In article <>, Shawk <.3guesses> wrote:
>Shawk wrote:
>> Michael W. Ryder wrote:
>>> First of One wrote:
>>>> http://www.legitreviews.com/images/r..._videocard.jpg
>>>>
>>>> 2x DVI
>>>> 1x HDMI
>>>> 1x Displayport
>>>>
>>>> Given the rarity of CRT monitors nowadays, this configuration makes
>>>> more sense than that 2GB Sapphire 4890 Vapor-X card I linked to last
>>>> week.
>>>>
>>> What does CRT monitors have to do with VGA ports? A lot of LCD
>>> monitors still only come with VGA connectors. And personally, I don't
>>> see a reason for a HDMI connector as I have no interest in connecting
>>> a computer up to a HDTV screen.
>>
>>
>> My Hand-G 28" monitor has HDMI.. I use HDMI to DVI on an ATI 4870 and
>> while gaming is my main interest I do like to watch BlueRay films too -
>> as I understand it HDMI to DVI means no signal conversion so no quality
>> loss. Looks great anyway
>
>
>Ooops - "Hanns-G"
>
Lol, we though you were talking about your Hand-Girlfriend!!!!!!