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<blockquote data-quote="ichessblumen" data-source="post: 650046" data-attributes="member: 45047">hi eggyman aka bryanchicken <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite2" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=";)" />,try robyf's hints.additional I made yesterday following experience, cause I have a similar test machine ( POV ION-330, which is 2x1.6 GHz and 9400m as you desribed.)- in BIOS increase FSB to 599 which results then in 2x1.8 GHz ( not higher otherwise BSOD)- in BIOS assign 512 MB of RAM to the onboard gfx- install a second 2GB RAM- install latest nvidia drivers ( not windows update) , choose ION and Win7 on the nvidia website.After that I let it run the whole night on a 1080i broadcast and pressed Shift+1. The result was 1 per mille dropped frames.My video settings for this machine: (I use SAF 4)- video h.264: MPC audio: ffdshow- TV h.264: Cyberlink PDVD 9So all mkv's and ts recordings are stutterfree.have fun.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ichessblumen, post: 650046, member: 45047"] hi eggyman aka bryanchicken ;), try robyf's hints. additional I made yesterday following experience, cause I have a similar test machine ( POV ION-330, which is 2x1.6 GHz and 9400m as you desribed.) - in BIOS increase FSB to 599 which results then in 2x1.8 GHz ( not higher otherwise BSOD) - in BIOS assign 512 MB of RAM to the onboard gfx - install a second 2GB RAM - install latest nvidia drivers ( not windows update) , choose ION and Win7 on the nvidia website. After that I let it run the whole night on a 1080i broadcast and pressed Shift+1. The result was 1 per mille dropped frames. My video settings for this machine: (I use SAF 4) - video h.264: MPC audio: ffdshow - TV h.264: Cyberlink PDVD 9 So all mkv's and ts recordings are stutterfree. have fun. [/QUOTE]

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