Anand heeft de TV Outputs van verschillende kaarten getest. Hij gaat er (zoals altijd) diep op in, dus voor de details moet je echt effe de hele review lezen. Maaruh, het einde zal ik vast verklappen 
The Voodoo3's quality was on the disappointing side as well, which was interesting enough considering that the Voodoo3 used the same Brooktree chip that was present on the TNT2 and Savage4 boards AnandTech tried. The quality difference between TNT2 boards was negligible, as all of them used the same chip, however the difference between the Voodoo3 and all other implementations of the BT869 was definitely worth mentioning. For DVD output, the Matrox G400 holds the quality trophy, although the color banding issues AnandTech experienced during the tests was a bit disappointing. If you're going to use your computer as a DVD player for your TV or home theater, keep one thing in mind, although the video may be there, 5.1 Dolby digital is still out of the reach of your computer's MX300 or SBLive! cards. There's just no replacing a true home theater system, although you can come pretty close...
