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<blockquote data-quote="bitbucket" data-source="post: 261244" data-attributes="member: 58630"><p>I will try to test with just one of them on Thursday. It's a bit trickey since they are water cooled and the length of the hoses do not allow to remove just one of them without disconnecting the circuit. But I will try.</p><p></p><p>I noticed this when I used Forceware 169.25 at both systems.</p><p></p><p>I spent some time to test with my AMD 780G system. There are two ways to get rid of the flickering GUI: using VMR9 instead of EVR or forcing the Cyberlink codec not to use hardware acceleration. Both are resulting in remarkable higher CPU load.</p><p></p><p>Some additional info about the operating systems:</p><p></p><p>Intel E6700 + NV 8600GT = Vista 32</p><p>Intel E6700 + 2x 8800 Ultra SLI = Vista x64</p><p>AMD 4850e + 780G = Vista 32 SP1</p><p></p><p>EDIT: using VMR9 instead of EVR just works for HD not for SD content</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bitbucket, post: 261244, member: 58630"] I will try to test with just one of them on Thursday. It's a bit trickey since they are water cooled and the length of the hoses do not allow to remove just one of them without disconnecting the circuit. But I will try. I noticed this when I used Forceware 169.25 at both systems. I spent some time to test with my AMD 780G system. There are two ways to get rid of the flickering GUI: using VMR9 instead of EVR or forcing the Cyberlink codec not to use hardware acceleration. Both are resulting in remarkable higher CPU load. Some additional info about the operating systems: Intel E6700 + NV 8600GT = Vista 32 Intel E6700 + 2x 8800 Ultra SLI = Vista x64 AMD 4850e + 780G = Vista 32 SP1 EDIT: using VMR9 instead of EVR just works for HD not for SD content [/QUOTE]
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