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<blockquote data-quote="rlevis" data-source="post: 708908" data-attributes="member: 81718">I'm not so sure there is any issue with the WD Caviar Green drives.&nbsp; They are a little slower than most drives but plenty fast enough this this purpose, and ultra quiet.&nbsp; I never had any stuttering issues with MP 1.0 and prior versions for about 12 months of use.&nbsp; Problems only started after upgrading to newer versions.&nbsp; But with the increased buffer size and less I/O operations with this patch, it appears to be working perfectly again!Right.&nbsp; I didn't have ATI Overdrive installed, so did that and found it.I can only use Motion Adaptive as the best deinterlacing option on the integrated HD3200.&nbsp; That runs the GPU just under 60%.&nbsp; Vector Adaptive takes it to 95% but it's no good.I'm not sure if the difference between the 2 methods are that great.&nbsp; Does anyone know?I would also be interested to know what deinterlacing method is used by most modern TV's.&nbsp; I'm planning to get a Samsung 50&quot; Plasma in a few months.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rlevis, post: 708908, member: 81718"] I'm not so sure there is any issue with the WD Caviar Green drives. They are a little slower than most drives but plenty fast enough this this purpose, and ultra quiet. I never had any stuttering issues with MP 1.0 and prior versions for about 12 months of use. Problems only started after upgrading to newer versions. But with the increased buffer size and less I/O operations with this patch, it appears to be working perfectly again! Right. I didn't have ATI Overdrive installed, so did that and found it. I can only use Motion Adaptive as the best deinterlacing option on the integrated HD3200. That runs the GPU just under 60%. Vector Adaptive takes it to 95% but it's no good. I'm not sure if the difference between the 2 methods are that great. Does anyone know? I would also be interested to know what deinterlacing method is used by most modern TV's. I'm planning to get a Samsung 50" Plasma in a few months. [/QUOTE]

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