Will this work?

[hackslash_]

I have a tv I bought with hdmi. I want to get better quality until I get a new one. I currently use vga. If I plugged this in and used it would it boost the quality?http://www.ebuyer.com/164640-xenta-gold-plated-hdmi-male-to-dvi-d-female-adapter-hdmim-dvif

 

[JayCee993]

That isn't a VGA connector its a DVI-D, you could use a DVI-D from your graphics card into a VGA connector onto your TV and get 1080p what quality are you looking for?

 

[hackslash_]

oh so it plugs into your pc, then you plug a vga cable in and get a boost in quality?

 

[JayCee993]

that connector can plug into any HDMI, what you put on the end of it will determine what the output is. If your graphics card has a DVI-D output all you need for 1080p is a DVI-D to VGA adapter, then just plug in your VGA to the TV and on your TV select "PC" as source

 

[Yonose]

You wont get any boost, your video quality will stay at the lowest quality cable can handle.

If you doing alot of office work, this plug will be enough for your needs:

If you do play video games, you would need a plug like this:

 

[JayCee993]

What's your graphics card? this way I can determine whether you need a DVI-I or DVI-D adapter

 

[hackslash_]

gtx 970

 

[JayCee993]

If you buy a DVI cable its very unlikely that your TV with have a DVI Input, which is why you will need a VGA adapter....

 

[hackslash_]

I want good quality. What should I get. This? http://www.ebay.com/itm/For-HDTV-HD-6ft-Gold-24-1-DVI-D-Male-to-Male-HDMI-Cable-/181353895588?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2a3988d6a4

 

[JayCee993]

Okay a GTX 970 has both connections, http://www.amazon.co.uk/Cabling4Less-DVI-VGA-HD15-Adaptor/dp/B000FII810/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1429711522&sr=8-1&keywords=dvi+to+vga This adapter with a VGA cable. The VGA will connect to your TV, and the adapter into your graphics card, screw it in, run the cable into the TV and select "PC" on source

 

[JayCee993]

This will produce 1080p

 

[hackslash_]

Ok will it boost quality?

 

[JayCee993]

Knowing that you have a GTX 970, you can run a HDMI cable straight from your Card to Your TV, the cable may be a bit more expensive but will only give you the same output. 1080p

 

[hackslash_]

well I put this in another forum. I am building a new pc. I am currently using the radeon hd 5450 card (IK it sucks) But when I put in hdmi to tv from it it looks blurry. IK many people say change source name to pc. I cant, I have a cheap tv. SO will I have the same problem which the 970?

 

[JayCee993]

Just right click your desktop and see what the resolution is running at, if you get a GTX 970 and run a HDMI cable to your TV, if your TV isn't HD then you wont be able to run at 1080p.