HDMI and DVI

[Elsie]

I plugged my computer with my TV and I have a Radeon HD 4870
I have a Bravia 32" HD Ready TV

1) I wanted to know if there were losses if there was a hdmi to dvi with an adapter
2) Is it the same thing if I still hdmi / hdmi against dvi / dvi? Finally, in terms of quality it will not change anything?

[Yitzchak909]

With this kind of cable you will not get sound on the TV, even if the computer video quality is the same (this is the case), a DVI cable would be better.

[pddaugusto]

I plugged my computer with my TV

I do not really understand the question ...

which cable you have used and what kind of input on the TV? and what result you mind?

[Elsie]

My TV is connected to DVI / DVI. I have only 2 DVI port on my graphics card
and I intend to purchase a 2nd computer screen. I will therefore want 1 screen 22" to play
1 screen 19 "to make application, desktop firefox etc. ..
and 32" TV is when the family is about to see a film or do something else

so I'll put 2 screen to dvi and pass the tv to hdmi but there was an adapter that hanging hdmi / dvi and I will connect this adapter hdmi on the new motherboard that I bought and connected a dvi cable / dvi on my tv
basically everything is in dvi

I hope you understood me

In fact I want whether it is possible to save with the HD 4870 graphics card

1 screen 19" in dvi
1 screen 22" in dvi

Motherboard on: 32" tv with hdmi

[pddaugusto]

In fact, you have a hdmi port on the motherboard, if I understood? But you can not use it if there is a graphic card present in the primary PCIe bus.

if not for a tv hd ready: vga-dvi-hdmi there will be no difference in the results display. the worst that can happen is with the hdmi, you see some display bugs (fullscreen impossible unwanted interpolations, etc ...)