Video Card Fraud - don't fall into this trap

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: I recently purchased what I thought was an ATI Radeon VE off e-bay. Received the card, and the s-video out does not work. Turns out the card uses an ATI chipset, but was manufactured by some budget Korean company (which probably doesn't even use the same TV-Out hardware as the real ATI cards. : The seller completely mis-represented the transaction, and I'm seeking a refund. I've seen the odd message here and there about poor video out quality from ATI cards, and other problems getting them to work - be sure to check you received a true, manufactured by ATI, product. You may have gotten suckered like I did. : ATI's website lists a way to tell under the tech support section. Basically, if it's a true ATI card, the box will list "Built by ATI." Cards based on the ATI chipset but manufactured by other companies bear the logo "Powered by ATI." : BTW, drivers for these partner cards are not maintained by ATI, so they are generally based on outdated reference drivers and suck. : Buyer beware.

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