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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 711898" data-attributes="member: 18896"><p>Actually on pure software decoding, that CPU can have a tough struggle to deal with high bitrated 1080p video when other background tasks need to be done. Special software decoders such as CoreAVC, which is one of the fastest software methods, are then needed to use a CPU for the decoding of the video.</p><p></p><p>But a $15+ videocard however with UVD (for AMD), PureVideo (for nVidia), or HD Graphics (Intel) decoding capability will not even break a sweat to decode the same videos. The best one right now is UVD3 from AMD as it also offloads all the decoding for XviD onto the GPU. But unfortunatly the cheap HD6000 series cards that support UVD3 are not available yet.</p><p></p><p>The new CPUs from AMD (Brazos) and Intel (certain Core i3/5/7 models) don't even require a videocard anymore for high bitrate decoding of both video and audio due to an internal graphics unit.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 711898, member: 18896"] Actually on pure software decoding, that CPU can have a tough struggle to deal with high bitrated 1080p video when other background tasks need to be done. Special software decoders such as CoreAVC, which is one of the fastest software methods, are then needed to use a CPU for the decoding of the video. But a $15+ videocard however with UVD (for AMD), PureVideo (for nVidia), or HD Graphics (Intel) decoding capability will not even break a sweat to decode the same videos. The best one right now is UVD3 from AMD as it also offloads all the decoding for XviD onto the GPU. But unfortunatly the cheap HD6000 series cards that support UVD3 are not available yet. The new CPUs from AMD (Brazos) and Intel (certain Core i3/5/7 models) don't even require a videocard anymore for high bitrate decoding of both video and audio due to an internal graphics unit. [/QUOTE]
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