need a cpu with HDMI output any help?

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sasquatch094

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Wat kind of computers do you recommend with HDMI outputs in the back? This is how you put the video from your computer onto the TV screen correct?
Whats the HDMI output in the back of my computer screen used for??? thanks for your help
 
First, it is your gpu that will give you HDMI and not your cpu :P

HDMI on your screen is to simply have better quality on your screen. For your TV screen HDMI is good but if you check you probably have DVI on the TV too so you wouldn't even need to change gpu.

If you know your comp specs could you please post them so I can check out for your gpu/or onboard gpu
 
Inputs:
Include 2 composite (1 rear, 1 side), 1 S-video (rear), 2 component video (rear), 4 HDMI (2 rear, 2 side), PC (rear), and 1 RF (rear).

From what i see your PC input is probably DVI (check behing your computer :P
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Also normally on gpu's you have s-video output.

Just a question, but would you be ready to build your own computer? Better bang for the buck and you would be a lot more satisfied and would have better specs. I could build you one and post it up for you if you want. Seriously on the HP the graphics are onboard which isn't very good ... seeing you want to use a TV i would custom build.

Tell me your budget and what you would do with the computer, also if you need monitor, keyboard ect. tell me if your canadian or american for me to know on which site to build your system if you decide you want to make your own.
 
Im up for a build, i was on here a long time ago and asked for one, but that was a lonnng time ago..
But yea that would be cool. I use my computer for pictures, movies, music, downloading, and i try to photoshop.. umm under a grand would be sweet, but a little over wont hurt. I dont need a monitor or speakers or keyboard.. thanks!
 
Would like 1300$ be too much ... cause i'll go AMD if you say you really want to stick under 1100$ :P

With the 1300 you'd have something futureproof for a long time to come seriously :P
 
I'm off to sleep and tomorrow i'm working so if you want to wait it will be posted by tomorrow night :P.

Probably someone will make you one before i get back, but if you want to wait i'll make one tomorrow before like 8 when i get back home. :)
 
gimme the 1300 bucks one..lol if you mean future proof. better damn mean it! lol

And okay, so i never built a computer before, but i work for a computer company. And we recycle computers and take every single part out of them and recycle it. SO i know a good amount about computers. This one im on now is about 3 yrs old doing very well! but i need one for college.. thanks

and sounds good to me.. thanks for you help Mr charles.. lol..
 
Here you go for your build :P, You'll love it it's sure

CPU - Intel I7 920:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819115202

Motherboard:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813188051

Ram:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820145222

CD Drive:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16827118030

Graphic card:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814150388

Case (feel free to change it :P):
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811129058

Hard drive:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822136320

Power Supply:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817139006

CPU Cooler:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835103055

Total:1334$

This will do anything you throw at it. Its easy to overclock and later with that motherboard you'll be able to go I9 (which you probably won't need because an I7 is already a lot.)

If there is anything you don't like tell me :)
 
I think i might just buy that HP i posted up before. I mean how "bad" could the graphics card be? I have to leave for college soon and rather not dilly dally with building one and if i screw up then im f*cked right? Ill delete all the crapware one it once i get it. It seems like a good computer for the money tho right? being on a 32" tv when i use the HDMI cord, how bad can that picture possibly be? imean im not looking for the best best picture in the world, i jsut need something to watch a couple movies on..
 
THe onboard gfx will not have enough juice to push the imae on that screen. You need something bigger and stronger for anything above 19". Onboards just dont cut it.

heres the onboard gfx specs on that HP computer you want. Its very low end.

The G31, G33, Q33 and Q35 chipsets use the GMA 3100, which is DX9 capable. The 3D core is very similar to the older GMA 3000, including the lack of hardware accelerated vertex shaders. However, the RAMDAC is reduced to 350MHz, and the DVO ports were reduced to 225Mpixel/s
 
My monitor now has DVI outputs on it. no hdmi...

I dont think any of this will work anymore. My 32inch TV i bought only has HDMI outputs on it, not DVI

My monitor for my computer only has DVI outputs on it

The HP (might be getting) doesnt have HDMI outputs nor DVI.

This being said, ill never be able to play movies to my TV using my computer will i?? damn
 
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bigrich0086 said:
THe onboard gfx will not have enough juice to push the imae on that screen.
You need something bigger and stronger for anything above 19". Onboards just dont cut it.
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You seem to be under the impression that graphics cards somehow "power" a monitor
or the images it produces, and that you need a more powerful GPU for bigger screens.

The GPU only sends a signal to the monitor, and as long as the resolution is supported
by the GPU, it work on a 19" monitor the same as it will on a 46".
 
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