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<blockquote data-quote="Marcusb" data-source="post: 75268" data-attributes="member: 11550">[USER=21385]debaser_uk[/USER] - The PC should be specced well enough for TV, but dual channel RAM is pretty crucial when dealing with onboard Gfx and shared memory.Like I said, I had big issues with any sort of movement on my onboard Gfx.&nbsp; Even just dragging a window around the screen fast caused lines and tearing.&nbsp; I checked into it, was recommended to try dual channel and then everything was good (until I had to upgrade to a 5200 card as the mx400 isn't a hardware DX9).In this case the 6150 will be great for video but single channel RAM, shared with the whole system, will b no match for dedicated VRAM.This was why I suggestd borrowing a card to see if I was on the right track before buying anything extra.By all means, if the problem can be solved with existing hardware then great, but I suspect they have tried a lot of these already.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Marcusb, post: 75268, member: 11550"] [USER=21385]debaser_uk[/USER] - The PC should be specced well enough for TV, but dual channel RAM is pretty crucial when dealing with onboard Gfx and shared memory. Like I said, I had big issues with any sort of movement on my onboard Gfx. Even just dragging a window around the screen fast caused lines and tearing. I checked into it, was recommended to try dual channel and then everything was good (until I had to upgrade to a 5200 card as the mx400 isn't a hardware DX9). In this case the 6150 will be great for video but single channel RAM, shared with the whole system, will b no match for dedicated VRAM. This was why I suggestd borrowing a card to see if I was on the right track before buying anything extra. By all means, if the problem can be solved with existing hardware then great, but I suspect they have tried a lot of these already. [/QUOTE]

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