FX5600 VideoIn question

Hi,
I have a MSI FX5600-VTD128, working very well so far.
Can anybody tell me, if this card has a TV tuner inside, and if not, how can I watch TV on my computer using the video in connector? I have the cd from the card which contain the "TV" software.
Thanks

Ur card does not have a TV tuner.
The composite connecter can be set to Video_in. I'ed use the composite signal_out of my VCR.
I can imagine it will be quite a hassle to get the audio signals in as well
Easiest way would be to get a tuner card.

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Geforce FX5600(256MB) Questions

Hi,
I just purchased the GeForce FX5600 card model number FX5600-VTDR256 and have some questions regarding the card.
I have already read through the forums and could not find any answers so here's a new post.
I wanted to know 3 things.
My First question:
On the back of the box it says E3:Fan Speed Monitoring and Warning
I can't find the software through with which I can monitor the fan speed and
temperature of the card.
Please help!
My Second question:
My card has a Video_In option, I managed to attach my TV and the card through the Video lead and now I can Watch TV through the Media Center in WinXP.
Now is there a way to surf channels since my TV doesn't support S-Video
leads and the Video lead doesn't surf channels.
My cable TV doesn't come with a digital box or anything, I just get a RF connector lead that goes in the back of the TV and I scan for channels through the TV.
My Third and last question:
When I install the Media Center II in Windows ME, at the end of the
setup I get an error message saying the WINDex.dll failed to self-register.
Afterwards when I run the program in Windows ME, I get a Director Script
error and have to quit the program.
Could anyone please guide me as to what I should do.
Please help me out, especially regarding the temperature problem and the
Media Center problem in Windows ME.
Product
FX5600-VTDR256

My First question:
On the back of the box it says E3:Fan Speed Monitoring and Warning
I can't find the software through with which I can monitor the fan speed and
temperature of the card.
Please help!
It should be in the nVidia settings under the advanced button and the slide out menu, should be the last one down, called temperature settings. You could try using the 3d Turbo Experience but it can be troublesome and bulky. I prefer to use Drivers from nVidia and the Coolbits Registry hack for the clock features
My Second question:
My card has a Video_In option, I managed to attach my TV and the card through the Video lead and now I can Watch TV through the Media Center in WinXP.
Now is there a way to surf channels since my TV doesn't support S-Video
leads and the Video lead doesn't surf channels.
My cable TV doesn't come with a digital box or anything, I just get a RF connector lead that goes in the back of the TV and I scan for channels through the TV.
Don't really know the answer to that for sure but I would try using a VCR as your tuner and use the VCR's remote to surf. Perhaps someone's got a better answer ?(
My Third and last question:
When I install the Media Center II in Windows ME, at the end of the
setup I get an error message saying the WINDex.dll failed to self-register.
Afterwards when I run the program in Windows ME, I get a Director Script
error and have to quit the program.
Could anyone please guide me as to what I should do.
Have you been here to download the latest?
http://www.msi.com.tw/program/support/driver/dvr/spt_dvr_detail.php?UID=446
It only says XP 2000, I have looked on every page but all the links point to the same file, it is an upgrade to Version 3, Maybe it will work, if not I will ask if there is an update for ME.

Questions about MSI FX5600-VTDR128

Hi,
I'm considering purchasing the MSI FX5600-VTDR128 graphics card, but I have a few questions that I wondered if anyone could help me with. First, has anyone had major problems with the card? Also, I wondered if the tv-out feature would work using only rca composite cable because I do not have an S-video port on my tv.
Thanks

I'll be honnest... it might not be a good purchase if you are a gamer. You can find other MSI card doing better.
The major problems i've seen is:
- Slow for games
- IRx application for the remote control have serious
memory leak and i don't know if MSI really care about
that. People yell about that in every forums but
there's simply no MSI answer! You often have to
kill this task and throw the remote control in the
garbage if you don't want to loose memory.
I'm acutally loosing 8k per second. Any programmer
from MSI forgot to do a "MyObject = Nothing" after
a "MyObject = New Something()"??? Common, it's easy
to find this problem. it take exactly 8192 bytes...
someone can find where you ask to the OS to give you
8K of ram!? ANSWER MSI!!!!!
- Media Center reset your screen to 1024x768 with a
screen refresh of 60Hz!!! Each time you get out of
Media Center, it keep that stupid resolution.
(Everybody yell after that too in the forums, this
is crappy programmation).
Of course like the moderator said... satisfied customer never come to write on the forums. But to be honnest, not every customer are computer Wiz and many customer think that it's normal to reboot a PC every 1-2 hours... "It's normal, it's just a PC after all"... lol. Common! The problem is that the PC works FINE! The bad programs doesn't! And it's not normal to find such an untested software on the market!
Hopefuly, thoses who make hardware only are more serious and test their stuff before selling them.
And to finish, you asked if it was able to work with an RCA because you don't have an S-video yet. I would say, yes because there's an adaptor with 2 plugs of each (input/ouput, for s-video and rca).
I've not been able to make mine work yet... i'm trying to find out what's wrong. mine is plugged onto my video RCA output. I setup my video to send the signal on the rear RCA plugs but the Media Center just get nothing! But i'm sure there's something i didn't understood. It's the first time i try to watch tv on a comp...
hope this might help to make your choice.
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Originally posted by ksu_fan
Hi,
I\'m considering purchasing the MSI FX5600-VTDR128 graphics card, but I have a few questions that I wondered if anyone could help me with. First, has anyone had major problems with the card? Also, I wondered if the tv-out feature would work using only rca composite cable because I do not have an S-video port on my tv.
Thanks

A question from Italy on FX5600

Hi, i'm new here...
Ther's nobody know if the FX5600 VTDR 128mb heve IDCT (in hardware mode) and DAC 10 bit?

First ind ON-CHIP IDE CONFIGURATION option in your BIOS...
Enable S-ATA there... If you have an older, ATA drive Keep P-ATA must be set to YES (otherwise - NO)
Check the boot order in BIOS...
First should be S-ATA
Then when you save your BIOS settings and when comp reboots start pressing F6 key (boot menu)...
press it until you get the window where it asks you which device should be used to boot... choose your CD drive and everything from there should go smoothly...

Quick question about a msi fx5600

ive got the chance of getting a msi 256mb fx5600 for around £20. would it be worth buying to put in my system?
thanks.

20 quit is a very nice price 4 it
In this chart you can see how them 2 cards compare:
http://www.tomshardware.com/2003/12/29/vga_charts_iii/page13.html
It should make a difference worth more than 20 quit

Issues with MSI FX5600 cards

In my part time i build computers from a small buisiness i started while in university.
I have several issues concerning the new MSI FX5600 Cards, that have not been completely answered in any post that i have read here in the forums or in the poor FAQ section of the MSI website.
These cards have been around long enough now that MSI should start taking Customer service into consideration and start answering some of these issues that many have mentioned and have yet to get an answer to.
The first Set are Hardware related. Second are Software.
HARDWARE#1 First off is the poor construction of the heatsink/fan assembly on these cards, the one im using now, along with pretty much every one i have seen has large gaps between the RAM chips and the heatsink ( well its not really a heatsink more like a heat spreader plate).
The solution given in this forum is for the consumer to do the work of assembler himself (thats pathetic). So i guess MSI should stamp "some assembly required on their boxes and drop the price some $50 for the time it takes a user to repair this problem.
MSI should hire some good assembly people at your factories! I have installed many cards over the years and by far this is the worst heatsink assembly i have seen, which is quite obviously due to MSI using cheap labour done at a rapid rate.
Or just abandon this one heat spreader plate idea and paste individual passive heatsinks on each ram chip, like Asus and many others do.
And best idea yet is to Recall all your cards and offer everyone a decent heatsink solution to replace this poor design.
HARDWARE#2 Why is there no temperature monitoring on these FX cards? Simple question however i have yet to see an answer. Will there be in the future, or is there no temperature monitoring due to lack of a hardware, or do we all have to go buy thermocouples and connect them to our heatsinks, if we want to know the temp of our cards. Given the above #1 it would also be good to know the temp of the RAM given that many of the chips have no heatsink at all connected to them.
HARDWARE#3 The unit that plugs into the back of the VIVO cards never quite stay plugged in well and are so short that due to a lack of slack in the cable weight put on it by pluging in other cables tends to cause the whole unit to become unplugged. Why not just make that cable a litle bit longer?
HARDWARE#4 (related to above vivo connector unit) why use a (infra red )IR reciever connected to the video card? Why not just supply a seperate ir reciever and have that connected to a USB port or somthing else. Does it really make sense to have IR using the AGP resources? Also the quality of the ir reciever is absolutely the cheapest i have ever seen, and is awkward to place in any usefull position without using tape to stick it it to somthing.
Hardware#5 Cheap Remote control. Lots of buttons on it however most are really useless, and dont work anyways.
Instead of providing these remotes free with the cards, make a good remote remote control that uses RF (radio frequencies) instead of the awfull IR, and that can actually controll common software that people would normally use, or that ships with operating systems like media player etc.. Also why not have it also act as a second mouse like other manufacturers do?
SOFTWARE #1 Lets start off with the IR software or driver, I have used several other IR recievers/software that work perfect within windows. HOWEVER MSI has the absolute worst i have ever seen. The memory leaks everyone has is a perfect example of how poor their IR hardware/software work together. Will you be providing some new drivers to fix this? Or was providing a remote control just a gimmick to try and capture a few early customers?
SOFTWARE #2 the media center is so awfull, due to many reasons here are some.
a) for many people it wont even work to begin with
b) the resolution and more importantly Refresh rate ( 60hz ) is just plain stupid. ( i dont know anyone who can stand looking at a 60hz refresh rate for more then a few min without getting a headache).
c) use of remote control is full of bugs and is limited to this software alone.
d) i have yet to find any way of even adding pictures or other media files to the lists (not that i really care) this just points out the poor user interface.
I could go on about how bad it is, but i wont.
I recommend that MSI re-think their media centre and just get rid of it all together and start from scratch on somthing new. Try looking at what competitors such as ati's software and even Nvidia have as thier media centres. Also just dont use Intervideo's WinDVD and do like Asus and go with Cyberlinks PowerDVD.
c) lack of any monitoring software for video chip or ram heat status. This is related to the hardware comment #2
d) 11 cd's software bundell. Who cares why do you guys hype this if its basically 11 cds of old games that dont even use direct x9 capabilites of the card, or apps that i would question if anyone would even use. Most would prefer a drop in price versus having this large cd set.
Well that is it for now. Normally i would get paid for my ideas and suggestions where i work full time as a product development technologist, But this short list I provide freely hoping that MSI get their act together and make a better product. There is lots of potential there however it would require much more in terms of fixing these bugs that really reduce customer satisfaction and thus reduce sales especially in the customer recommendation sales.
Two last comments not related to the cards:
i) The packaging. is it really necessary to pay for the extra ink to put colorfull images within the inside of the box? could you not use that extra money saved and put it into either hiring better assemblers or making wires a little longer etc..?
ii) There is nothing mentioned in the manual concerning the Remote control its use or that of the media center.
It would now be nice if MSI would plese answer some of the above questions and sittuations and create a new FAQ for this card and have it available within the FAQ section of their website.
Thank you for reading this post.
hope for some improvements soon

I echo these words too. :O

K7N2 Delta Onboard Sound Disable Question

I have a K7N2 Delta motherboard with a MSI FX5600 256MB DDR video card. I am currently using the onboard audio. Ever since I first built this computer I have been having nearly every game I play on it lock up and freeze. I am thinking that it is a sound issue that is causing this problem, so I want to install a Creative Labs Sound Blaster Live. I have several questions that I hope someone can answer as I have exhausted all avenues and still don't have any answers. Here are my questions:
1. How do I disable the onboard sound? ie Which jumper is it and what are the
jumper settings?
2. Which PCI slot is recommended for installing the sound card so that I won't
any IRQ conflicts?
3. Is this actually an audio problem or is there something else wrong with this
motherboard or video card?
This is becoming very frustrating because when the computer locks up all I can do is just reset without shutting down. I'm becoming more and more worried that if this continues unabated I'm going to crash the hard drive and have to replace it only to have the problem persist. I hope someone can give me specific answers to my questions. Thank you in advance for your help.

First. Is it K7N2 Delta-L or Delta-ILSR (the one with an actual Soundstorm chip on it)? If you have the actual Soundstorm chip, use it! It will sound much better than an SBLive. Assuming you have the normal K7N2 Delta-L like I have:
1. To disable the onboard sound, first uninstall the drivers for it, then you need to go into the BIOS by holding the Delete key while you boot up. Then find the section "Integrated Peripherals" and in that section "Onboard Devices". Press Enter and find AC97 Audio and disable it. There are no jumpers.
2. PCI slots 1, 2 and 3 are usually not shared with other stuff like you AGP or USB ports. PCI Slot 3 is the ideal choice. 1 is usually covered by your video card fan anyway. For the SBLive, on Windows XP/2000, get the newest drivers from Creative Labs. The file is named "LiveDrvUni-Pack(ENG).exe" and it's file size is 23.3 MB (24,451,404 bytes). They have fixed the "nforce2 + gameport incompatibility".
3. The problem may be audio related...or not. Which drivers are/were you using for your onboard audio? nvidia or Realtek? Actual Soundstorm chip or crappy software codec? It could also be video card related. Fastwrites? 8x or 4x AGP?

VGA Bios questions...

My VGA card is MSI FX5600-TD256.
Here are my questions:
1)Which is the latest Bios version for my card? My current version is 4.31.20.39.00. Is there a newer one? Searching through the web I found another version including this text in the read me file:
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MSI GeForce FX BIOS
Name : GeForce FX 5600 BIOS
Version : 4.31.20.69.00 Ultra : No
2)Is it worth updating the bios? (I have restart problems probably caused by graphics card...)
3)Which is the proccess I have to follow to update it? (Just copy the .rom file in a disk and boot from that disk??)
4)Why in MSI site there are no VGA Bios files?
5)How do I back up my current VGA bios version?
Thanks in advance...

If MSI live Update finds no BIOS upgrade then there is no BIOS upgrade available. Even if there is one available, I don't recommend updating VGA BIOS unless there is a known documented issue relating to your problem. As far as I know there is no issue currently. I have not come across this issue in these forums either.
I don't have any answers to your restart problem since you did not provide any details of this restart problem. I cannot guarantee I would even if you did, but do so anyway.
I never update VGA BIOS's so I can't help you on backing up your current VGA BIOS. Someone else will have to step in for that.
The MSI site doesn't archive VGA BIOS files for the public. MSI only updates the original VGA BIOS from nVidia in circumstances such as when they decide to use a different RAM package than specified from nVidia spec. Oftentimes I see users reporting that MSI Live Update hosed their VGA BIOS after an update and in a few circumstances I have been able to request the original BIOS file.
Again, it's not worth updating the VGA BIOS as they get it right the first time and they hardly ever deviate from the original nVidia BIOS unless a certain RAM package is used for say an OEM version of the card or a performance version where they may use a faster package etc.
I recommend looking elsewhere for your restart problem.

MSI FX5600 TD256 Problems

Hi all. This is my first time on these boards and must say the info i have got from it is outstanding. Keep it up.
I need some help.... I use an MSI KT4 Ultra via KT400 chipset based M/B with an AMD XP2600+. 1024MB 2700 ram. MSI FX5600 TD256mb G/C. 120gb H/D. Thermaltake power supply 480w. Water cooled.
My problem is that the PC starts up and runs ok for a while but all of a sudden the monitor goes blank. The CPU fan still runs but all else fails. ie, case fans, CD drives, etc.
The only way i can get it to work again is by removing the G/C and reinserting again. It makes no difference if i just turn off all power to the PC. This again works fine for a while and then it happens again?
Can anyone tell me if this is a common problem or what it could be. I have seen others mention the power supplies but mine is not the cheap type and surely 480w is ample?
I am sorry if something here is not listed. Let me know if any other info is required and i will post.
I forgot to say. I have put in an old G2 G/c from my old system for now and have not had a problem so i can assume it is something to do with the G/C?
I do not know if i need new drivers or BIOS? I can never get into the MSI live update for this. Does anyone know how to get them and especially for the BIOS, how do you instal them (in detail, I do not want to dammage anything).
Thanks in advance
MSI KT4 Ultra-FISR (MS6590). MSI FX5600 TD256 256mb. AMD XP2600+. 1024mb 2700 ram, (2x 512). 120gb maxor h/d. Thermaltake Xaser11 case + 480w p/s. Water cooled. Win XP pro
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Hi there. Since you are talking about flashing BIOS's, may I ask a question? (OK, another one. )
I was looking through some of my old downloads on my hard drive and in my MSI folder, I came across an upgraded BIOS for my MSI Ti4200-VTD64 (MS-8870). The file is GF4Ti4200_4.25.00.37_250_500.rom, but I did not have an installer for it. I searched the MSI web site, but I didn't even see this file. I wouldn't have put it in that folder unless it came from MSI, so my question is, does anyone know how to install it, or where I can get an installer for it?
Thanks
(...and yes I'm familiar with the possible perils of flashing )

Screen colors go stupid after boot. (FX5600-TD128)

I resently installed the FX5600. I previously had a Radon 7200 installed. I frist removed the ATI drivers and utilities before installing the MSI FX5600 and it's drivers. At first it worked ok. I then decided to install the E-Color utility. It then that I started having color troubles. I didn't like what E-Color did to the colors of photographs. So uninstalled E-color. Now things got worse. When the pc rebooted the colors were fine up until the icons started appearing on the desktop. The colors went to an almost random pattern. The only way to fix it was to click on the Nivida Icon in the systray go to custom color settings and click "Restore Hardware Defaults". There are no custom ones shown above this line.
So the question is. How do I fix it so the colors always boot up to the default and stay there? The driver is for some reason finding bogus color correction data and installing it at bootup.
One more thing. I went to install the InterVideo WinDVD software, (which came bundled), and no CD key was included, (which the install requires). Also the MSI Media Center Deluxe II did not install properly. There's a problem with one of the dll files and I also could not uninstall it.
I'm probably going to have to wipe the C drive and start over from scratch to remove all of the corruption. But I would like to have a short term fix for now.
PC info:
BioStar mb
AMD 1.2 Tbird
512 SDRAM
MSI FX5600-TD128 (602-8912-010) Bios: 4.31.20.40.00 Driver: 4.14.10.4403
SB Live sound card
FireWire card
Ethernet card
LG cd/rw writer
DVD drive
2 harddrives
Windows ME

fixing the colors:
have you tried completely wiping the video card drivers? theres a program called DriverCleaner, here's the link:
http://www.msi.com.tw/program/e_service/forum/index.php?threadid=23828&sid=
WinDVD:
you're sure filled in the serial number correctly from the CD face? are there spaces to enter a name and company? you may have to fill those in as well...
Media Center Deluxe II:
yup, it seems this is a common problem with no fix yet... here's the link to that problem:
http://www.msi.com.tw/program/e_service/forum/index.php?threadid=20911&sid=
did you get a disc bundled with your videocard called RestoreIT! ? i received this with mine, but never bothered installing it. earlier last week, i messed a few things up on my system, and if i had put this on and had it running in the background, i could probably have saved myself. it is very similar to the WindowsXPSystemRestore, but it has a lot more options and flexibility. my weekend was spent re-installing Windows, and this time around, i'm gonna be smart and get it up and running for any of those "just in case" situations.
if you do decide to wipe Windows, since you know ahead of time, at least you can back up everything on your harddrive....

Original BIOS needed for MSI FX5600 VTD256/VIVO

I need the original BIOS or maybe an updated BIOS for my FX5600 VTD256/VIVO for i have installed the wrong BIOS and i need to replace it. Anybody who has it or know wheres to get the BIOS please tell me. Thanks for any help.

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Originally posted by This_guy
Ummm another stupid question. Does this NVflash work for PCI VGA card? Cause when you install the BIOS would it install over the PCI VGA card? Or is this just a stupid Q's and i shouldn't worry so hard? Thanks anyways.
Nothing dumb about the question. Read this: http://www.google.co.nz/search?q=cache:tP64cLviX0oJ:www.ocfaq.com/forum_new/showthread.php%3Ft%3D72+nvflash+%22bad+BIOS%22&hl=en&lr=lang_en&ie=UTF-8
(dang, I can't make a link out of the above url)
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[EDIT] I forgot to mention that when i boot with the FX 5600 the monitor doesnt retrieve a signal and it goes into power save mode. Is this good or bad? Will i still be able to flash it?
A bad thing. But the card is still flashable no matter what the condition of the BIOS within. For example, have a looksy here

GeForce FX5600-VTDR128

Hi,
I've been looking around for a new GFX card, I was looking for a 256MB card, but noticed the MSI GeForce FX5600-VTDR128 which came with a remote control. The remote sortta got my attention as I noticed it connects to the TV-Out socket (if there is a 256MB card I've missed could you please let me know, thanks!).
My question: Using the software and calbe that comes with the card (nice software bundle too!) can you use the remote on other (MSI and non-MSI) cards that have the TV-Out socket?
Thanks for any help,
Pete

Hello:
sorry my english, I speak in spanish.
I brought this card a mounth ago, the remote controller is not a greatest thing in the world, this is very complete, it has a lot of functions, but the software blunde (included or feature) is to bad, is not fast. I think that I can use the remote controller for everything, but it is not (or I don´t know how do)
The card have a remote controller sensor with a wire. The conector of this wire is ONLY for this card (or another MSI, but not all MSI).
I hope help you, if you still have questions, write to me [email protected]
Sebas.
I have a question too,
Is posible to sintonize (tuning) the diferent channels with this card?
Grettins.
SEBAS

FX5600-VTDR128 or FX5600 Ultra Nbox 256Mb

I'm trying to choose between these two but have a question...
As I understand it, the VTDR's GPU clock runs at 325 Mhz, and the 128Mb memory runs at 550 Mhz.
but the FX5600 Ultra's GPU clock runs at only 235 MHz core but has 256Mb of memory running at 800 MHz .
Is this correct and if so, which gives the best performance, the faster clock or the larger faster memory????
The Nbox has a better games bundle, the VTDR a handy remote - but these wont influence my choice - just the performance.
Thanks
Nezza

Thanks for the reply PoRsChE, and yes I agree with you, but......
I'm not really a gamer, so ultimate perf' ain't as issue.
I mainly want either of the FX56's because:
1. They're not ATI's (have had BIG issues with compatability)
2. I mainly need the ViVo function of the card (hence I don't need the extra speed of the 5700)
3. I like the design of the MSI cards (they go with my illuminated case - yeah, I know, but what the heck!
4. They are at my price limit!
As I can afford either, it makes sense to go for the one with the better performance, just in case.
As I said, I'm not really a gamer, but I fancy the software package of the Nbox, but then the remote of the VTDR would be handy, so in that, I have no preference.
Big question, though is why is the clock speed of the Ultra so much lower than the non-ultra (or have i been miss-informed!)
Cheers
Nezza

FX5600- tv out is black and white

Hi!
I see this questions very often, but I have never found the answer.
My problem:
I have connected the computer(with FX5600, Win XP) to my videorecorder( because my TV do not have the right input), with RCA-RCA(composite) cable. My video card has an s-video out so I used an s-video to RCA(composite) cable. I have enableded the clone view: analog monitor(primary)+TV. The TV picture was black and white. I read the forum, and found out that I should change S-video output to composite output in nview.
I tried it, but the TV did not show anything. I have already tried TVTOOL without success. My VHS accepts NTSC, PAL-D/K, PAL-B/G.
Could you help me?
Lutyo

Hi!
The original MSI Cable (Mini-DIN to RCA) connects the Luminance part of the S-Video connector to the RCA jack, the Chrominance part is left alone. Sadly, my card gives me
a black screen ich I switch to "composite video" in the settings dialog. I tried some other
permutations of the pins in the S-Video connector of the card, but no success. So I built
this adapter from some other S-Video cable and some old parts I had laying around. The "circuit" (if you want to call it that) mixes the Chrominance part (responsible for the color) back into the Luminance signal (which is basically the composite w/o color). The graphics card stays in S-Video mode.
This is my "adapter" :
Its just sticked together from some old parts I had laying around, the capacitor is from an old electronics experimenting box, I doubt it likes the bandwidth of the chroma signal (stripes in the image). I plan to build it again from brand new high quality parts.
My conclusion: either the card is not able to produce composite video (software problem), or the adapter shipped with it is not compatible.
BTW: I don't speak spanish either, I just built the circuit from the image. But you are right, how can MSI expect such fiddeling from an average user? Maybe they test the cards only on S-Video, but never with Composite. Maybe you could ask in your local electronics store for an S-Video to Composite signal converter (not adapter!).

MSI FX5700 128TD vs. MSI FX5600 Ultra VTD128 vs. MSI G4Ti4600 VTD

can someone test these 3 cards and make a compare result?
comparing performance, image quality
of course PC components must be the same at each tested card
VGA cards: MSI FX5700 128TD
MSI FX5600 Ultra VTD128
MSI G4Ti4600 VTD
THX
TT*6

Thanks a lot friends.
Every thread i created was about FX5700 because i own this card and thought that i made a wrong decision with that card -MSI FX5700 TD128- now i know it was a good buy.
Only 1 question left: why is the fill rate of FX5700 so poor and at G4TiSeries so high-2x much, does it have affect in compare to G4TiSeries?
TT*6

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