My visonteck 1300 graphics card box states that it can be interfaced with my hdtv via dvi cord, where do i find a cord for it? what is it DVI to USB or DVI to PCmoniter cord?

Hello xvanpersiex, these are "Full Specifications" of your [Graghis Card].
"Check this to the 'Specs' of the "Motherboard to see if it 'Supports' the Graphic Card?"
"Try 'disconnecting, and reconnecting' the "Graphis Card"
Verify that 'all' the "Connections" are "Tightly Inserted."
*Go to the Control Panel > Device Manager > AGP Graphic Card > Verify Installed? >
Update Driver! > Restart Computer"

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ATI Radeon X1650Pro (AGP 8x, 512MB) General

• Device Type Graphics adapter
  

• Enclosure Type Plug-in card
  

• Vista Capability This graphics card is capable of running the new Aero interface featured in Windows Vista Home Premium and higher.
  

• Interface Type AGP 8x
  

Processor / Memory

• Graphics Processor / Vendor ATI Radeon X1650 Pro
  

• Graphics Card Performance This card's graphics processor and memory mean that it is not recommended for most games, but it will still be fine for office applications and other normal computing tasks.
  

• RAMDAC Clock Speed 400.0 MHz
  

• Video Memory Installed 512.0 MB
  

• Technology DDR2 SDRAM 128-bit
  

• Features Avivo Technology
  

Video Input

• Type None
  

Video Output

• API Supported OpenGL 2.0,
  DirectX 9.0
  

• Max Monitors Supported 2.0
  

• TV Interface HDTV out
  

• Analog Video Format S-Video,
  Composite video
  

• Digital Video Standard Digital Visual Interface (DVI)
  

Expansion / Connectivity

• Interfaces 1.0 x DVI-I (dual link) - 15 pin HD D-Sub (HD-15),
  1.0 x HDTV output - 29 pin combined DVI,
  1.0 x VGA
  

• Compatible Slots 1.0 x AGP
  

Miscellaneous

• Microsoft Certifications Certified for Windows Vista
  

Software / System Requirements

• OS Required Microsoft Windows XP,
  Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005,
  Microsoft Windows XP 64-bit Edition,
  Microsoft Windows Vista
  

• Recommended Power Supply 350.0 Watt
  

• Peripheral / Interface Devices CD-ROM
  

Output Interface HDMI / Display Interface DVI-I (dual link) x 2 My card is the 8600 GT and it has 1080P

that input is called DVI digital video interface it is only for video. there should be some red and white composite input jacks for the audio near the DVI connector. you will need to hookup the red and white cables from the tv to the cable box or dvd player or whatver you are using. good luck

Make sure your monitor is set up to recieve what ever signal you are wanting via the monitor's menu. There should be an input button on the monitor to select the signal type. The connection really doesn't matter as long as you are able to use the monitor. There could be something wrong with the connector on the video card. Also make sure you are using the card and are not using the onboard graphics connection by mistake. If the problem persists it is more than likely the card.

HI! this is the specs of your video: Integrated NVIDIA® GeForce® 8200 graphics
or
Discrete NVIDIA® GeForce® 9300GE graphics

VGA and HDMI™ (High-Definition Multimedia Interface™) ports

TV tuner (select models only)

Aspire® X3200-B3530A: 22" LCD ..

this are the interface ports:
RJ-45 LAN
VGA
Headphones
Microphone
HDMI™ (High-Definition Multimedia Interface™)
FireWire® (IEEE 1394)
Two PS/2®
Five audio
Nine USB 2.0 (five front, four back)

AX3200-ED5600A, AX3200-EF9100A only: DVI-D (graphics card), optical SPDIF
AX3200-EF9100A only: eSATA
AX3200-ED5600A, AX3200-U3792A only: RJ-11 modem

DVI-Digital - is a 24 pin digital DVI you can find that at the back or infront of your pc.. if there is a cover, try to push the door to open it..

SAPPHIRE 100256L Radeon HD 4670 1GB

• Chipset Manufacturer: ATI
• Core clock: 750MHz
• Stream Processors: 320 Stream Processing Units
• Memory Clock: 2000MHz
• DirectX: DirectX 10.1
• OpenGL: OpenGL 2.0
• HDMI: 1 via Adapter
• DVI: 2

Although it only has a 128bit memory interface it makes up for this by the large amount of stream processors and the high core clock. It's cheaper than the 9600 and better.

NVidia Geforce series, i have found is the most reliable and less likely to screw with your system in a negative way like Radeon.

I have used all forms of video cards in the past. the GeForce series is stable. I have a Dual HDMI output card myself, its only a 512mb DDR2 but it does the work load of MMORPG's with ease and my system very rarely has issues unless i am trying to run more than i rightly should. So my suggestion is the GF9600T. It is powerful beyond beleif and will make resolution and texture ratio through the roof.

Thats my professional opinion on this.

should work good

I would suggest you upgrade the video card something like the card in this link! Please note it specifically states on the box that it is for Mac G5. You also need at least 512MB system memory and osX 10.3.6 or higher. Cheers & Good luck.

what you have the ATI card hooked up can you see the boot screen? If you can see that you might want to try going into safe mode and making sure your graphics settings aren't set beyond the capability of your monitor. If you can't see the boot screen then your card might be dead.