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<blockquote data-quote="globaldonkey" data-source="post: 238122" data-attributes="member: 49844">Asus P5e-vm HdmiWell, I finally went and bought this board.No problems with enough grunt to easily process 1080p h.264 files through ffdshow. CPU hits about 35%. Don't have a BR drive at the moment, so can't comment on that aspect.BUT the HDMI interface is terrible. I've had to go back to VGA. The fonts are unreadable, and there are all sorts of issues with overscanning and cropping. Lots of ireports of the same thing on the ASUS forum (probably would not have bought the board if I was able to see this BEFORE I registered a product and could get access to the forum). I did read somewhere in the graphics driver software that the resolutions were limited and they were waiting for some updated G35 drivers from Intel. Looks like ASUS have some work to do on this board. I'm disappointed the HDMI is virtually unusable, but I'm hoping that will get fixed soon, and the system certainly does handle 1080p H.264.Anybody else actually using HDMI on any of their systems with onboard GPU's? Have you had to change in MP settings (like decoders etc) to get a good display?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="globaldonkey, post: 238122, member: 49844"] [b]Asus P5e-vm Hdmi[/b] Well, I finally went and bought this board. No problems with enough grunt to easily process 1080p h.264 files through ffdshow. CPU hits about 35%. Don't have a BR drive at the moment, so can't comment on that aspect. BUT the HDMI interface is terrible. I've had to go back to VGA. The fonts are unreadable, and there are all sorts of issues with overscanning and cropping. Lots of ireports of the same thing on the ASUS forum (probably would not have bought the board if I was able to see this BEFORE I registered a product and could get access to the forum). I did read somewhere in the graphics driver software that the resolutions were limited and they were waiting for some updated G35 drivers from Intel. Looks like ASUS have some work to do on this board. I'm disappointed the HDMI is virtually unusable, but I'm hoping that will get fixed soon, and the system certainly does handle 1080p H.264. Anybody else actually using HDMI on any of their systems with onboard GPU's? Have you had to change in MP settings (like decoders etc) to get a good display? [/QUOTE]

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