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<blockquote data-quote="justinteract" data-source="post: 256732" data-attributes="member: 59831">At Nobleware,when I talk about HD3X00 I did mean the real CC, not chipset graphic. The 780G chipset is as weak when it comes to deinterlacing as the HD2400. So the mimimum would be a HD3450.I dont know this GPU ?? Also, please note the point is that HW-deinterlacing is the problem with all these &quot;weak&quot; cards.Have you tried to use the PowerDVD and turn HW-deitnerlacing off ?go to MP setup -&gt; DirectShow Filter Control -&gt; PowerDVD 7 Decoder Settings and turn both &quot;Use Hardware Accelerator&quot; settings off.With this setting it works on my machines with PDVD 7 in SD and HD (720p, 1080i) without any flickering on a HD2400.Now I would assume that it would work on a HD3450 as well, but can not cofirm it since I dont have one.The chipset graphic is/might be a different story though....justinteractive</blockquote>

[QUOTE="justinteract, post: 256732, member: 59831"] At Nobleware, when I talk about HD3X00 I did mean the real CC, not chipset graphic. The 780G chipset is as weak when it comes to deinterlacing as the HD2400. So the mimimum would be a HD3450. I dont know this GPU ?? Also, please note the point is that HW-deinterlacing is the problem with all these "weak" cards. Have you tried to use the PowerDVD and turn HW-deitnerlacing off ? go to MP setup -> DirectShow Filter Control -> PowerDVD 7 Decoder Settings and turn both "Use Hardware Accelerator" settings off. With this setting it works on my machines with PDVD 7 in SD and HD (720p, 1080i) without any flickering on a HD2400. Now I would assume that it would work on a HD3450 as well, but can not cofirm it since I dont have one. The chipset graphic is/might be a different story though.... justinteractive [/QUOTE]

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