ATI and nVidia crush high-end DVD players

[drvarunmehta]

Until recently the most important reasons for purchasing a certain graphics card was either image quality or speed in 3D games. Nowadays the PC finds its way to the lounge and is used more and more as a multimedia centre. Because of this change in usage the quality of playing movies and video files is becoming an important factor in choosing a graphics card to power your system. Both ATI and nVidia have invested a lot of time and money in developing their video technology, and both claim to be able to produce the best quality.

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[Third Eye]

sorry i can't understand that language..

http://www.hardware.info/nl-NL/artic..._grond_gelijk/

[paul_007]

me too, cant understand that language


i think drvarunmehta is learning a foreign language

[drvarunmehta]

Sorry. Link has been corrected now.

[JGuru]

@DrVarunMehta, Actually it was in Dutch (Netherlands). In the country Option ComboBox,
I changed it to 'United States'. It did the trick!!! I was able to read it in US English!!
Ok, now you have provided the US English link.

[paul_007]

but still i think that quality provided by DVD players is more than that of graphic cards