Are there any other inputs on the TV? Composite and SVideo are going to look horrible if connected to a TV. (read - fuzzy) I'm sure the Aquos will have at least a VGA connection, if not a DVI or HDMI. It may have component (which I'm assuming is what you're referring to when you say RGB?) I've never tried hooking up a PC using component so I'm not sure how it would look. You might want to check your video card you're buying to see if it comes with the relevant adapters for how you want to hook it up.

I'd recommend VGA, HDMI or DVI instead of using any of the analog inputs. You can find converters for practically anything at Monoprice if you require one.

its got an hdmi input so i guess i can connect it that way or vga as well.

I'd go HDMI since HDMI cables are so cheap these days. I'm not sure if the video card will offer some kind of audio pass through, but you might even be able to pass audio through the HDMI to save yourself another set of cables.

VGA might also be good if you have a long enough cable lying around.

what kind of agp video card offers an hdmi output?

Try this one. Apparently it supports audio over HDMI too if you want to pass audio through to your TV.

just bought two sticks of 1 gig ddr ram so now i have a total of 3 gigs. so far its help things run much smoother. next thing i gotta do is format my computer and see how it is after. then pick up a video card. thanks for everyone's help!

most of the latest video cards from ati have hdmi out w/ sound for your tv

bringing back an old thread

can anyone tell me what to look for when choosing a power supply? i want a new one thats quiet and be able to run a 3650 or 3850 video card and with the specs noted in the first post. thanks!