Will an S-video cable really make a difference with my PS2?

The other day, I discovered that my TV has an S-video input in the back. So, I'm thinking about buying and installing an S-video cable for my PS2. Now, I already know that a true component video cable in conjunction with a HDTV will greatly improve the graphics of a PS2 game (provided, that game has progressive scan graphics mode). But what about an S-video cable with a standard TV, with a PS2 game in its default graphics mode? Will that improve the graphics at least a little bit? (I'm thinking - hoping - it will improve the image sharpness and/or clarity, at least alittle bit.) Or will an S-video cable really make no difference at all, compared to the standard RCA cable?

I would appreciate some informed opinions here.

I have RGB Scart which is similar, but yes it will make the image sharper (especially noticeable on an LCD TV).

Standard:

With S-Video:

Overall I think it is a good purchase as the cables arent all that expensive.mohmaaytah

An S-cable will cost me only $15. It's handling my humongous TV,seated in our living room's entertainment center, and messing with the labyrinth of wires behind that, that makes me hesitate to try this out. (See, I discovered my TV has an S-cable input in the back because I happened across the owner's manual, the other day.)

Overall I think it is a good purchase as the cables arent all that expensive.mohmaaytah

An S-cable will cost me only $15. It's handling my humongous TV,seated in our living room's entertainment center, and messing with the labyrinth of wires behind that, that makes me hesitate to try this out. (See, I discovered my TV has an S-cable input in the back because I happened across the owner's manual, the other day.)

Can the ps2 support Component cables, or is S-video the best cable for the ps2?Codename33