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<blockquote data-quote="juk" data-source="post: 602069" data-attributes="member: 79121">Sorry I thought I had added it to the German forum...BUT since I am here I might as well translate it...Have used the system up until now with add-in Video Card but the motherboard (Gigabyte Ga-Ma74gm-s2h rev1) has an inbuild ATI HD 2100 GPU which I started to use a few days ago...problem is that the picture gets jumpy (if that is the right term) on fast or whide pans...Curently I am using HDpack2.0 and Catalyst 10.3 whith different combinations in the TV part but doesn't seem to make any difference what decoder I pick - I also saw some&nbsp; performance options in Catalyst but not quite sure what they do...Question is if somebody uses that in-build GPU and what decoder or other options should be set or is that GPU just not powerfull enough (although it has HDMI output which I thought would mean it has enough umph??)Thanks</blockquote>

[QUOTE="juk, post: 602069, member: 79121"] Sorry I thought I had added it to the German forum... BUT since I am here I might as well translate it... Have used the system up until now with add-in Video Card but the motherboard (Gigabyte Ga-Ma74gm-s2h rev1) has an inbuild ATI HD 2100 GPU which I started to use a few days ago... problem is that the picture gets jumpy (if that is the right term) on fast or whide pans... Curently I am using HDpack2.0 and Catalyst 10.3 whith different combinations in the TV part but doesn't seem to make any difference what decoder I pick - I also saw some performance options in Catalyst but not quite sure what they do... Question is if somebody uses that in-build GPU and what decoder or other options should be set or is that GPU just not powerfull enough (although it has HDMI output which I thought would mean it has enough umph??) Thanks [/QUOTE]

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