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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 1018836" data-attributes="member: 18896">And to be sure, the E350-CPU is underpowered, the E350-GPU is awesome and can decode 2x 1080p without skipping a beat. However the moment the GPU is doing that and the CPU does more then 30% activity, the GPU is impacted because the CPU is unable to feed the GPU with the new data. Since MediaPortal runs on the .NET framework there is an additional load on the CPU that the other programs you mentioned do not have. Also MediaPorta does more in the background. Now you can disable a lot of this activity, such as configure Moving-Pictures and MP-TVSeries to not do any type of import tasks in the background, so you could have overlooked something (log files in debug mode should clarify this), but MediaPortal v1.4 also added new features and might just be a higher load that you can not configure.&nbsp;However with a ton of tweaking it should be possible to make it work.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 1018836, member: 18896"] And to be sure, the E350-CPU is underpowered, the E350-GPU is awesome and can decode 2x 1080p without skipping a beat. However the moment the GPU is doing that and the CPU does more then 30% activity, the GPU is impacted because the CPU is unable to feed the GPU with the new data. Since MediaPortal runs on the .NET framework there is an additional load on the CPU that the other programs you mentioned do not have. Also MediaPorta does more in the background. Now you can disable a lot of this activity, such as configure Moving-Pictures and MP-TVSeries to not do any type of import tasks in the background, so you could have overlooked something (log files in debug mode should clarify this), but MediaPortal v1.4 also added new features and might just be a higher load that you can not configure. However with a ton of tweaking it should be possible to make it work. [/QUOTE]

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