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<blockquote data-quote="kiwijunglist" data-source="post: 1000728" data-attributes="member: 76888">Go into bios and see if you can increase the video core frequency from 500 to 550/600. That will also help (but less than increasing ram 1066-&gt;1333).&nbsp;For h264 codec you can experiment betweenLAV, PDVD8-&gt;12, FFDSHOW(DXVA), CoreAVC(DXVA off), CoreAVC(DXVA on), MPC, MicrosoftDMO (Win7), Total Media&nbsp;If all your movies are 720P, then if you run your display as 1280x720, you will also see a performance improvement (and will not notice any drop in quality).&nbsp;You can also get a performance improvement, by setting up MePo to use MPC-HC as external video player.Use MPC-HC, and set the following preferences:&nbsp;OutputEVR Custom Renderer (Vita,Win7,Win8) vs. VMR9 Renderless (XP)[X] D3D Fullscreen &lt;- important[X] Reinit display&nbsp;Fullscreen(only enable these options if you want to use MPC-HC's refresh rate changer, you could experiment with just using the built in MePo refresh rate changer, but for initial experimentation I would have them both set to disabled)[X] Use auto change...[X] Apply default monitor...[X] Restore resolution...&nbsp;KeysYou can set this up so you can still use your remote during the movie&nbsp;^ test the above settings outside of MePo and see if they work well for you.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kiwijunglist, post: 1000728, member: 76888"] Go into bios and see if you can increase the video core frequency from 500 to 550/600. That will also help (but less than increasing ram 1066->1333). For h264 codec you can experiment between LAV, PDVD8->12, FFDSHOW(DXVA), CoreAVC(DXVA off), CoreAVC(DXVA on), MPC, MicrosoftDMO (Win7), Total Media If all your movies are 720P, then if you run your display as 1280x720, you will also see a performance improvement (and will not notice any drop in quality). You can also get a performance improvement, by setting up MePo to use MPC-HC as external video player. Use MPC-HC, and set the following preferences: [U]Output[/U] EVR Custom Renderer (Vita,Win7,Win8) vs. VMR9 Renderless (XP) [B][X] D3D Fullscreen [/B]<- important [X] Reinit display [U]Fullscreen[/U] (only enable these options if you want to use MPC-HC's refresh rate changer, you could experiment with just using the built in MePo refresh rate changer, but for initial experimentation I would have them both set to disabled) [X] Use auto change... [X] Apply default monitor... [X] Restore resolution... [U]Keys[/U] You can set this up so you can still use your remote during the movie ^ test the above settings outside of MePo and see if they work well for you. [/QUOTE]

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