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<blockquote data-quote="kszabo" data-source="post: 313227" data-attributes="member: 61646">1. 25 fps is normal for deinterlaced PAL material (it has 50 half frames). The fps depends on deinterlacing method: the very primitive &quot;bob&quot; makes 50 from it, good deinterlacer 25 fps. This is not a quality marker.2. the Phenom X3 8450, if undervolted has much less than 95 Watt TPD. First because you have 1 core less active (same X4 2,1 GHz, same architecture has also 95 W rating). Second you have ca. 12% less voltage (1,1 instead 1,25). The new X3 9100e with 65 Watt TPD has the same architecture and production technology, only downvolted to 1,1 V Vcore.I am sorry that I cannot measure my TPD for you. But if you preefer, wait for the next generation of AMDs, with 45 nm production. 45W TPD and 10% usage does not mean 4,5 Watt because of the integrated RAM controller. The relation is not linear.EDIT:here is a test: <a href="http://www.pcwelt.de/start/computer/prozessor/tests/174426/amd_phenom_x4_9950_black_edition/" target="_blank">http://www.pcwelt.de/start/computer/prozessor/tests/174426/amd_phenom_x4_9950_black_edition/</a>a test platform with a X4 9100e (TPD 65W) has the same maximal total energy consumption as with X3 8450 (203&nbsp; Watts total).&nbsp; So a X3 8450 is rather a 65W CPA than a 90W. And if I undervolt it...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kszabo, post: 313227, member: 61646"] 1. 25 fps is normal for deinterlaced PAL material (it has 50 half frames). The fps depends on deinterlacing method: the very primitive "bob" makes 50 from it, good deinterlacer 25 fps. This is not a quality marker. 2. the Phenom X3 8450, if undervolted has much less than 95 Watt TPD. First because you have 1 core less active (same X4 2,1 GHz, same architecture has also 95 W rating). Second you have ca. 12% less voltage (1,1 instead 1,25). The new X3 9100e with 65 Watt TPD has the same architecture and production technology, only downvolted to 1,1 V Vcore. I am sorry that I cannot measure my TPD for you. But if you preefer, wait for the next generation of AMDs, with 45 nm production. 45W TPD and 10% usage does not mean 4,5 Watt because of the integrated RAM controller. The relation is not linear. EDIT: here is a test: [URL="http://www.pcwelt.de/start/computer/prozessor/tests/174426/amd_phenom_x4_9950_black_edition/"]http://www.pcwelt.de/start/computer/prozessor/tests/174426/amd_phenom_x4_9950_black_edition/[/URL] a test platform with a X4 9100e (TPD 65W) has the same maximal total energy consumption as with X3 8450 (203 Watts total). So a X3 8450 is rather a 65W CPA than a 90W. And if I undervolt it... [/QUOTE]

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