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<blockquote data-quote="kiwijunglist" data-source="post: 644160" data-attributes="member: 76888">dunno about G35 performance, but I do know the 8500GT is too slow a videocard for 1080i HDTV, it maybe ok with progressive.&nbsp; If you were asking, &quot;should i buy an 8500 or 8600GT?&quot; I would say No, because you would be safer with a faster card if you want HDTV.Client does graphics processing, actually the server does bugger all and can be run on a very old computer.EDIT: I see you have fast CPU, if you wanted to improve live hdtv performance I would use a codec that DOESN'T use hardware acceleration and relies more on your fast cpu.&nbsp; eg. CoreAVCPS. Yes I know coreavc does use some gpu power, but it is less reliant that other codecs eg. PDVD.&nbsp; If you want to install CoreAVC, google &quot;HD Pack 2.3&quot; then when you install just choose coreavc and unclick all the other options, then add coreavc under h264:tv codecs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kiwijunglist, post: 644160, member: 76888"] dunno about G35 performance, but I do know the 8500GT is too slow a videocard for 1080i HDTV, it maybe ok with progressive. If you were asking, "should i buy an 8500 or 8600GT?" I would say No, because you would be safer with a faster card if you want HDTV. Client does graphics processing, actually the server does bugger all and can be run on a very old computer. EDIT: I see you have fast CPU, if you wanted to improve live hdtv performance I would use a codec that DOESN'T use hardware acceleration and relies more on your fast cpu. eg. CoreAVC PS. Yes I know coreavc does use some gpu power, but it is less reliant that other codecs eg. PDVD. If you want to install CoreAVC, google "HD Pack 2.3" then when you install just choose coreavc and unclick all the other options, then add coreavc under h264:tv codecs. [/QUOTE]

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