DVI to HDMI converter is the second best choice to connect, VGA to RGBHV breakout is the best...which I am trying to find out where i can buy those. in US there is alot availabe, anyone knows? [attachmentid=102749]

Here's an extract from Keohi HDTV
http://www.keohi.com/keohihdtv/experttips/...superguide.html

You should always use VGA output to connect to a HDTV set. First, you need to determine what type of input that your HDTV set has any of the following (in order of preference, starting with the most preferable method):

RGBHV input jacks
This is identical to VGA, but these jacks are better quality than the tiny 15-pin VGA jack, and will degrade the signal less. If your HDTV set uses RGBHV jacks, you only need an adaptor cable. Sometimes the jacks are BNC type, and sometimes the jacks are RCA type. You can buy high quality adaptor cables at BetterCables.com. If you are in a pinch or a hurry, and don't mind cables of somewhat less quality, you may be able to buy prefabricated 6-foot-length VGA-to-RGBHV BNC adaptor cables at your local computer stores, because they are used for high end 21" monitors. Many 21" monitors have RGBHV jacks, just like the rear of some HDTV sets, so some of your local high end computer stores, may stock them. Your business superstore might have them, but you may have to call around or hunt around. But remember: a 42-feet BetterCables.com cable produces less degradation than many of these store bought 6-feet cables!

Standard VGA input jack
If so, then you've got is pretty easy! All you need is a plain vanilla VGA cable between your computer and your HDTV set. For the best quality VGA cable, purchase one from BetterCables.com!

YPbPr component video input jacks
If your HDTV set uses only YPbPr component video inputs, you will need to purchase a converter box (such as an Audio Authority) to convert high resolution VGA into YPbPr that is compatible with your HDTV set. You will also, additionally, need the correct cable to connect your HTPC to the converter box, and then another cable to connect the converter box to the HDTV set. Please consult BetterCables.com for the right high-quality cables for your converter box situation with your specific brand of HDTV set.