Why is my LCD monitor/TV fuzzy but computer monitor is not

[TheMajor]

AGP, PCI, PCI-E 16x, PCI-E 1x, psh, IDE, SATA, USB, FireWire, serial, parallel, PS/2 video cards, none of any of that matters. TV signal is poor quality, end of story. That's all there is too it. All TV ('cept HDTV) signal sucks, it's all blurry low resolution interlaced analog crap. That is why the image sucks. The TV-output is for watching videos, movies, slideshows, not for reading articals and writing papers.

Your hardware is fine. It's the hardware standards that suck here.

"psh" ???

Yes, S-Video sucks. S-Video works in 480i or 576i resolution.

wait... if u video card was 32mb doesnt that mean u were using a agp( assuming its a agp card becuz 32mb sounds really ancient and pcix wasnt invented back than) 2x or 4x and now ur using a fx5500?

You really sound like you were already born back then

A video card with 32MB of memory can use any interface (PCI, AGP and there's probably some 32MB cards for PCI-E as well).

PCI-X is not used for graphics cards (at least not that I know of). It is used for stuff like network cards and controllers (mainly SCSI, SAS, SATA).

 

[The General]

"psh" ???

Yes, S-Video sucks. S-Video works in 480i or 576i resolution.

That was me making the sound "pshhhh" and listing whatever interfaces I could think of. xD

 

[TheMajor]

That was me making the sound "pshhhh" and listing whatever interfaces I could think of. xD

You forgot an important interface used for gfx cards: ISA.

 

[Him]

Go to www.entechtaiwan.com and download powerstrip and learn how to use that. You can usually correct all sorts of video problems with it.

 

[mattd]

i just bought a used monitor for $30, everything works great