The new drivers have fixed my undetected hdmi issue, but now i am getting random flickers on the screen, whether in MP or not. Anyone know the solution..if there is one? Cheers!
Ok, thanks. I didnt have this problem with the earlier 7.2 drivers though (but this caused my tv not to be detected when changing source) - quick question, in 1080p the ATI driver isnt filling the full screen. It is filling veritcally but not horizontally...anyone know why? I don't really want to have to stretch anything as in theory it should be mapped 1 to 1?
TV Out
An integrated TV encoder from ATI’s Xilleon™ products, with an on-chip DAC.
Supports Macrovision 7.1 copy protection standard (required by DVD players).
Supports all standard resolutions for RGB-based TVs. Supports the following formats of YPbPr component output: 480i, 480p, 576i, 576p, 720p, and 1080i.
I have not tried my 3450 with 1080p material, but I can say that it is the best money I've spent on HW so far ...
PQ with reg tweaks are great!
HD 3450 summary
Pros:
- Great PQ
- No fan
- Does not get as hot as my (temporary) 8500GT
- Popular cards - lots of tips and tweaks
- No more flipY-error
Cons.
- ATi CCC (GIMME A FORCE FOR 1080p50 ATi!!!)
(- Read that 3650 had some HD improvements - not confirmed)
So flipY is fixed with the 3450 on XP? That's good news, certainly.
The 1080p50 shouldn't be an issue. I get the option with x1250 so I'm guessing my TV reports it correctly and I'll not need to force it.
I'm guessing it will generate more heat in my case than the integrated chipset, but hopefully not too much more.
So, only concerned about 1080p in XP now. I'll hang out and wait for confirmation and then pick one up. It's not an urgent thing, don't actually have any 1080p sources as yet but, fact is, I have a lovely TV capable of 1080p and I just have to use it at that res. Anything else would just be plain wrong, dammit!
My Philips 32pfl5322 32" screen flickers when using the HDMI connection on the ASUS M2A-VM HDMI board.
Tried every resolution and frequency, new drivers and drivers from CDROM
While flickering, the Philips onscreen messages are simulair when turning on my DVD player, but with the DVD player it stays locked after a second and it works perfect for all resolutions in the DVD player.
It looks like the Philips is "loosing" the HDMI signal and trying to determine the resolution again and again and again.
Flickering becomes worse when playing a avi in MoviePlayerClassic. The Asus is probably very critical on timing, Philips might be on the edge of working range also.
I'm considering a Gigabyte GA-MA78GM-S2H, hope this one makes a better combination with my Display