9-pin mini DIN socket

Does NX7950GT-VT2D512EZ-HD have a 9-pin mini DIN socket? I want to connect the card to my televison via s-video. Is this the correct cable: http://www.hama.de/portal/articleId*125830/action*2563/searchMode*1/bySearch*34098#1 ??
Does anybody know where I can buy a cable/adapter (HDTV / Video-out connection cable) that is similar to the one that came with the card?
All the best!
eha

Quote from: eha on 25-January-07, 18:17:12
From MSI technical support team: "Besides, NX7950GT-VT2D512EZ-HD don't have a 9-pin mini DIN socket and please refer to the link to get more information: http://www.msi.com.tw/program/products/vga/vga/pro_vga_detail.php?UID=765
What ???
Does anybody know where I can buy the adapter/cable that came with the card?
eha
as i can see its 9pin mini DIN socket...
"Does anybody know where I can buy the adapter/cable that came with the card? "
in some computer store/shop.

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