Monday, May 7, 2012

Will the component video cable damage my graphics card?

I have one S-Video / Component videos out cable but this cable is from previous card, Palit Geforce 6200 AGP and i given the graphics card to my friends. Now i Using MSI Geforce 8500GT but the card doesn't come with the cable and only CD drivers and booklet, Can someone tell me if i can use this S-Video / Component video cable and will it fries my graphics card because the cable is come together with the Palit Geforce 6200 AGP graphics card. Please help me... because i wanna connect it to my HDTV so badly, i give you 10 points|||Should be OK. All the cables do is transfer signals--your video card is still in charge of what gets put through the cable. You'll be just fine.|||ok that's a bit confusing. s-video is one type of cable and component is

another they are not used together (at the same time)



i think you have an s-video cable with stereo audio cables



Component has three rca plugs red-green-blue



Stereo audio has two rca plugs red-white



All s-video cables are the same so you can use it no problem|||It won't damage the card, but it is likely that it will not work.



Most manufacturer's use proprietary breakout cables, with only the S-Video pins being standardized.



The only way to know for sure is to try it. Don't worry about it damaging the card, there is not enough power coming through the data cables to fry anything.

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