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<blockquote data-quote="bovaboy" data-source="post: 720922" data-attributes="member: 110609">Hi All, I've been having similar issues with my Aspire R3700 (dual core atom @1.8Ghz, Ion2), everything stutters from time to time then sometimes it goes really bad for a while. It's just client fed from an AMD desktop which geared up to be silent not powerful (no fans big heatsinks, elastic cradled drives).Anyway big thanks to those who suggested disabling the unused WIFI device, it's made it so much better! Watching a fast moving film with it switched on causes lots of stuttering on panning shots (sometimes), while same film with it off didn't miss a beat, think it dropped 5 frames in 50,000 when I left the graph running.Still need to try this with 1080i content, I'm considering getting another for the bedroom, but I need to be sure it's going to play 1080i when we finally get freeview HD here.Anyone else have much joy with ION2 and 1080i,CraigP.s. Running Win7 throughout and using the standard windows codecs for all, seems fine.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bovaboy, post: 720922, member: 110609"] Hi All, I've been having similar issues with my Aspire R3700 (dual core atom @1.8Ghz, Ion2), everything stutters from time to time then sometimes it goes really bad for a while. It's just client fed from an AMD desktop which geared up to be silent not powerful (no fans big heatsinks, elastic cradled drives). Anyway big thanks to those who suggested disabling the unused WIFI device, it's made it so much better! Watching a fast moving film with it switched on causes lots of stuttering on panning shots (sometimes), while same film with it off didn't miss a beat, think it dropped 5 frames in 50,000 when I left the graph running. Still need to try this with 1080i content, I'm considering getting another for the bedroom, but I need to be sure it's going to play 1080i when we finally get freeview HD here. Anyone else have much joy with ION2 and 1080i, Craig P.s. Running Win7 throughout and using the standard windows codecs for all, seems fine. [/QUOTE]

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