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The Radeon 9250 is in the same class as the FX5500, so it's either one of these if you're sticking with your current power supply.
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I am looking into getting another PSU. &nbsp;Will the GeForce 7300 definitely allow 1366x768 resolution?
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Okay, I am going to go the route of buying the larger PSU and the GeForce 7300. &nbsp;As for going with a card that is equivalent to the old 5500, I will not be any better off as I can buy a 5500 for about $20.<br />
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For now, I found a used 6200 with 128 MB RAM, so I am using that until I get the other parts.<br />
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Thanks again for the input.
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You're most welcome.<br />

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I found out something interesting. I hooked up my Vizio 32&quot; yesterday and there was a setting for 1366x768 under driver # 6.14.10.6462. The next day I updated my drivers to the latest version and then the 1366x768 option was gone, and there was only 1360x768.<br />
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Rolled back the drivers and back to 1366x768 again after a reboot.
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This is an easy one (hopefully)... :)<br />
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I need to connect a computer to a widescreen LCD TV that has a native resolution of 1366x768. &nbsp;I had a GeForce 5500+ video card that supported custom resolution timings and was able to set it to 1368x768 (which prevented everything from being distorted). &nbsp;Unfortunately, the card finally died and I need to replace it.<br />
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I am looking to upgrade and want other opinions. &nbsp;So, here's what I want...<br />
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- AGP 8x<br />
- 512 MB<br />
- DirectX 9.0c (or higher) native support<br />
- Custom resolution OR already has a setting for widescreen TVs.<br />
- Needs to be readily available (new) and not a &quot;leftover&quot;. &nbsp;I want to buy it from a reputable company and would prefer to go down to a local store to buy/order it. &nbsp;(trying to support local businesses)<br />
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Thanks!
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This is an easy one (hopefully)... :)

I need to connect a computer to a widescreen LCD TV that has a native resolution of 1366x768.  I had a GeForce 5500+ video card that supported custom resolution timings and was able to set it to 1368x768 (which prevented everything from being distorted).  Unfortunately, the card finally died and I need to replace it.

I am looking to upgrade and want other opinions.  So, here's what I want...

- AGP 8x
- 512 MB
- DirectX 9.0c (or higher) native support
- Custom resolution OR already has a setting for widescreen TVs.
- Needs to be readily available (new) and not a "leftover".  I want to buy it from a reputable company and would prefer to go down to a local store to buy/order it.  (trying to support local businesses)

Thanks!

Need video card that supports 1366x768 resolution and will work with 200W Power Supply

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