Was that some mucho specs or what! Read it and study it all well because later we may have a pop quiz. This card seems to have just about all one would need. With the exception of a TV tuner and video editing as the all-in-wonder ATI cards have. When I changed from the 64mb Vivo to this 7500 the install went very easy. First I uninstalled the Vivo, turned the computer off and then replaced the Vivo with the 7500. Booted up and installed the drivers with zero problems. Below are some screen shots of how the 7500 display controls look.

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As you can see ATI gives you all the options you'll need and with total control over everything needed. You can fine tune the color, adjust the brightness, adjust FSAA levels, etc.. And not just being able to adjust the desktop brightness you can also do it for games under "game gamma" which is in the COLOR tab.

Below you can see the controls for when you use a second monitor, flat panel monitor or TV out. Click for larger version.

Below you see the connections and below that the parts that are included with the 7500. If you wish to use a second monitor then connect the adapter to the flat panel connection and then connect the second monitor to that. For TV out it is via super-vhs as you can see by the round port to the far left and ATI includes a 6 foot s-vhs cable. If your TV or VCR has no super-vhs connection then no problemo. ATI includes an rca plug adapter which plugs into the s-vhs connection and then you can plug in an RCA plug to that. ATI also includes a 6 foot RCA cable. In other words if you want TV out then you are set as ATI includes all you need. Well, except for the TV.

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