I have a Nobilis destop manafactured 4/2007. I am wanting to know if it's video will drive a modern HDTV with a PC input. I was told that the only difficulty might be the video drive ciruit or car

http://productreviewratings.com/2011/06/... Easier way to find out. Let's look at what actual hardware is installed in the computer. Suggest use the tiny free CPU-Z from CPUID.com, and GPU-Z. To download CPU-Z; 1) Under the subheading - Download latest release - on the right, click on the purple - 1.62 setup, english. (Has the purple square with the white CPU-Z in it, to the left ) Click on Download now! in the purple rectangle. Give it a couple of seconds; a small window will come up on the right - Opening cpu-z_1.62-setup-en.exe Click on Save File. A small download window will come up on the left. Allow the file to fully download, then DOUBLE-click right on the file name. Click on Run. (Yes it is an Executable file, but No it won't cause any harm. Posting in case you get the Microsoft 'sqawk box' ) Now click on Next, Next, and Finish, at the bottom of the next 3 small windows. After installing close all windows. (Unless, when you have finished installing; it indicates clicking will run it ) Go to the CPU-Z icon on your desktop screen now, and DOUBLE-click on it. CPU-Z automatically opens on the CPU (Processor ) tab. Click on the Graphics tab. What does it state? Also, what does the CPU tab state, as far as Name, Code Name, and Package? This is GPU-Z,http://www.techpowerup.com/gpuz/ Scroll to the bottom of the page, click on the blue - The lastest version is available in the downloads section. Click on the top blue one - TechPowerUp GPU-Z V0.6.6 Go to the right, click on the blue - Download now. (Above - File size: 1.2MB) Pick a server name to download from, click on it. A small window will come up on the right - Opening GPU-Z.0.6.6.exe Click on Save File. Do the same thing you did for CPU-Z, now. Once I have the Graphics information, (And bits of the Processor info), we'll see what the graphics limitations may be. http://productreviewratings.com/2011/06/equus-computer-systems-nobilis-computers/ Easier way to find out. Let's look at what actual hardware is installed in the computer. Suggest use the tiny free CPU-Z from CPUID.com, and GPU-Z. To download CPU-Z; 1) Under the subheading - Download latest release - on the right, click on the purple - 1.62 setup, english. (Has the purple square with the white CPU-Z in it, to the left ) Click on Download now! in the purple rectangle. Give it a couple of seconds; a small window will come up on the right - Opening cpu-z_1.62-setup-en.exe Click on Save File. A small download window will come up on the left. Allow the file to fully download, then DOUBLE-click right on the file name. Click on Run. (Yes it is an Executable file, but No it won't cause any harm. Posting in case you get the Microsoft 'sqawk box' ) Now click on Next, Next, and Finish, at the bottom of the next 3 small windows. After installing close all windows. (Unless, when you have finished installing; it indicates clicking will run it ) Go to the CPU-Z icon on your desktop screen now, and DOUBLE-click on it. CPU-Z automatically opens on the CPU (Processor ) tab. Click on the Graphics tab. What does it state? Also, what does the CPU tab state, as far as Name, Code Name, and Package? This is GPU-Z, http://www.techpowerup.com/gpuz/ Scroll to the bottom of the page, click on the blue - The lastest version is available in the downloads section. Click on the top blue one - TechPowerUp GPU-Z V0.6.6 Go to the right, click on the blue - Download now. (Above - File size: 1.2MB) Pick a server name to download from, click on it. A small window will come up on the right - Opening GPU-Z.0.6.6.exe Click on Save File. Do the same thing you did for CPU-Z, now. Once I have the Graphics information, (And bits of the Processor info), we'll see what the graphics limitations may be.