Can a GTX 260...

FutureTrackStar said:
Can a GTX 260 accept S-video input, and then output the signal to a monitor via VGA (or DVI)?
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If you can find one with a VIVO port, then yes. I haven't seen a video card with a true VIVO port in quite a while. Also the Video Input part of the VIVO port must be supported in the drivers and hardware. Not all were.
 
Flaring Afro said:
also beware that a tuner card will have lag to it so if its for a video game system it wont work.
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not always

In my old computer, I was able to play my xbox completely fine, even while recording it. I changed my mobo and wham, a good half second of lag

new build altogether now, and the TV tuner won't work with 7
 
viper110110 said:
not always

In my old computer, I was able to play my xbox completely fine, even while recording it. I changed my mobo and wham, a good half second of lag

new build altogether now, and the TV tuner won't work with 7
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That is to be expected in the PC world. There is a limitless combination of hardware and drivers and sometimes they don't mix and match.
 
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