Just bought NVidia GS7300 card with HDTV/S-Video output capability, but

[tzm]

it did not come with a HD (analog component) adapter or cable. I would need that to hook up to my TV. Does anyone know where I can get one for the NVidia card? Thanks,

T

[aedipuss]

i seem to recall that none of the nvidia 7000 and below cards support hdmi. only with the 8000 series did it start. could be wrong.

[tzm]

It's not the HDMI converter I am talking about. The card has a port, just looking like a regular 7-pin S-video port. It is supposed to output HD via RCA component video cable. I need a connector (dongle) in order to hook it up to the 7-pin port. Where to get one of these dongles?

[aedipuss]

this one?

http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/ProductInfo.asp?WebProductID=220177

[tzm]

Thanks. That seems to work. It is a UK site though, don't know if I can buy it from them. Got to be somewhere in the Statest that sells this.

[edDV]

Which manufacturer card did you buy?

The normal accessory set looks like this

This for a Leadtek A7300GT
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814122019

"S-Video" Y/C is available on the black connector (pins-1-4) and analog component YPbPr is on the green-blue-red RCA connectors (Pins 5-7)

To avoid confusion with the 4-pin "S-Video" connector, the 7-pin connector is called "TV out".

[tzm]

Thanks, edtv. Always liked your insightful posts. I guess I just did not look hard enough. I bought the card from Newegg, the Chaintech brand:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814145137